Jessica Dragonette papers 1927-1973 bulk 1927-1950

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Jessica Dragonette papers 1927-1973 bulk 1927-1950

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Jessica Dragonette (c. 1905-1980) was a soprano who achieved popularity through her twenty two year career performing on radio and for her efforts to support troops during World War II. The Jessica Dragonette papers document Dragonette's long and successful career singing on the radio and in concert performances. The papers contain correspondence, legal contracts, press releases, programs, radio scripts, and scrapbooks.

5.61 linear feet; 17 boxes

The New York Public Library. Music Division.

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