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MUSICAL COURIER
March 30, 1922
ULYSSES
LAPPAS
Dramatic Tenor
Chicago Opera Association
Whose Successes Have Been International
(In “The Girl of the Golden West.”)
HE HAS A POWERFUL, RESONANT VOICE, NOT AS MELLOW AS CARUSO’S, BUT BETTER SUITED TO THE PART.—New York Evening Post fH. T. Finck).
A TENOR VOICE OF CONSIDERABLE BEAUTY AND POWER. . . . ACTED THE PART WITH IRRESISTIBLE ROMANTIC APPEAL.—New York World.
VIRILE, FRESH, VIBRANT, RESONANT, FORCEFUL, SOLID VOICE; A TENOR THAT HALTS NOT AT THE SCORE’S FINGER POINTED AT B FLATS, B’S AND HIGH C’S.—Chicago American fHerman Devries).
UNCOMMONLY GIFTED NATURALLY WITH A VOICE OF CHARM. — Chicago Tribune.
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MANY IN THE AUDIENCE, TO JUDGE FROM THE APPLAUSE, SEEMED TO APPRAISE HIM AS THE TRUE SUCCESSOR TO CARUSO.—New York American.
THE NEW GREEK TENOR IS A MOST DELIGHTFUL ADDITION TO THE CHICAGO COMPANY.—New York Evening Mail.
HE SANG SUPERBLY. HAD A RECEPTION SUCH A NEWCOMER RARELY GETS, BEING RECALLED ELEVEN HUMES AFTER THE FIRST ACT.—London Star.
A WONDERFUL PIECE OF SINGING AND A NO LESS WONDERFUL AND ORIGINAL PIECE OF ACTING.—London Express.
(In “Tosea.”)
HIS RICH, ROBUST VOICE IS OF UNUSUALLY FINE QUALITY. HIS STAGE PRESENCE IS SUCH AS IS DENIED TO ONLY TOO MANY TENORS. — London Sunday T imes.
A LOVELY VOICE, WARM AND POWERFUL. . .
LOOKS WELL.—London Daily Telegraph.
A VOICE OF UNUSUAL SWEETNESS AND GREAT POWER, AND IS A CULTIVATED SINGER.—London Daily News.
(In Concert.)
MADE A MOST FAVORABLE IMPRESSION AS A CONCERT ARTIST, WITH HIS VIRILE, POWERFUL VOICE AND AN AGREEABLE SPIRIT OF YOUTH. — New
York Morning Telegraph.
GAVE AN ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE MUCH PLEASURE WITH HIS OPERATIC SELECTIONS AND WITH HIS SONGS.—New York World.
VOICE IS MOST BEAUTIFUL. . . . SANG THROUGHOUT WITH MAGNIFICENT FERVOR.—New York Globe.
SINGS WELL, ACTS WELL,
Aeolian Hall, New York
DANIEL MAYER
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