MUSICAL COURIER
February 23, 1922
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“THE MOST INTERESTING AND SATISFACTORY SOPRANO״
IN PHILADELPHIA
One of the great sopranos of the country. Artistic to her finger tips. Seldom is a singer accorded such a spontaneous ovation. Took Philadelphia hy storm. Thrilled the audience with the beauty of her voice, charming, winsome personality, a wonderful stage presence and voice that made the old academy ring with its power and beauty. Encore after encore greeted her every number.
IN GREENVILLE, PA.
Same unaffected, charming girl who once sang here for a stipend equal to her present salary for a minute on the grand opera stage. Gracious and generous with response to encores. Personality won the audience. She has a voice that is powerful, yet sweet, a remarkable register and technique and finish of the highest order. Power, tone-purity, technique, confidence and dramatic and lyric values.
IN LEXINGTON, KY.
Sue Harvard wins by golden voice. Has gained place second to few prima donnas. Splendid range, purity and clearness of voice. Young Metropolitan Opera singer literally sang her way into the hearts of the Lexington people. Her voice clear as crystal. Program rendered without sign of fatigue and with flawless precision.
IN NYAGK, N. Y.
Artist of rare ability. Most interesting and delightful feature was this wonderful musical treat.
IN DANBURY, CONN.
Generous offering of fifteen numbers, not including encores, met with approval manifested by her hearers in terms of enthusiastic applause. Voice is sweet, and exquisitely clear and bell-like, in her very high notes. She has a splendid technical equipment and breath control which enables her to produce some rarely beautiful effects in sustained pianissimo tones.
SUE HARVARD
Formerly of the Metropolitan Opera Company
LONDON, ENGLAND, RECITAL
June 29, 1922
CHICAGO RECITAL
Sunday, March 19
Address: THE SUE HARVARD MANAGEMENT, S. MARTIN, Secretary
226 West 70th Street, New York