Gladys Swarthout - Wikipedia
Gladys Swarthout (December 25, 1900 in Deepwater, Missouri – July 7, 1969 in Florence, Italy) was an American mezzo-soprano opera singer and actress. [1][2] While studying at the Bush …
Gladys Swarthout - IMDb
Gladys Swarthout. Actress: Ambush. This colorful diva of the Metropolitan Opera was one of several who jumped on the operatic bandwagon during the 1930s to achieve film stardom. …
Gladys Swarthout (1904–1969) - Missouri Encyclopedia
Gladys Swarthout, a concert and operatic mezzo-soprano, was born in Deepwater, Missouri, to Frank L. and Ruth W. Swarthout on December 25, 1904. Born with absolute pitch and a full, …
Gladys Swarthout
2010年10月10日 · From her debut in 1924 with the Chicago Civic Opera to 16 years with the New York Metropolitan, Gladys' slim figure and low voice often cast her in the role of a boy. Gladys …
Swarthout, Gladys (1904–1969) - Encyclopedia.com
Gladys Swarthout, born in 1904 in the Ozark mining town of Deepwater, Missouri, had an unusually large and mature voice as a child. While a 13-year-old student at Central High in …
Gladys Swarthout - Hollywood Star Walk - Los Angeles Times
G ladys Swarthout was a mezzo soprano singer and actress who became one of the Metropolitan Opera's most glamorous stars. Swarthout was born Dec. 25, 1904, in Deepwater, Mo.,...
Biography - Gladys Swarthout
2016年1月21日 · Gladys Swarthout was born Christmas Day, December 25th, 1900. The year of birth was often reported as 1904, probably in an attempt to avoid revealing her true age. This …
Gladys Swarthout Dead at 64; Popular Mezzo-Soprano at Met; …
Gladys Swarthout Dead at 64; Popular Mezzo-Soprano at Met; Known for Her Portrayal of Carmen -- Performed on Radio and in Movies Share full article By Carter B. Horsley
Gladys Swarthout | Opera-Arias.com
Gladys Swarthout (born December 25, 1900, Deepwater, Missouri – died July 7, 1969, Florence, Italy) was an American mezzo-soprano opera singer and actress. While studying at the Bush …
Opera - Gladys Swarthout
Gladys left Chicago and joined the New York Metropolitan Opera in 1929 where she sang for sixteen years. Her first year with the Met, Gladys sang parts in fifty-six productions, more than …