First Edition, 1927 SOME MEMORIES AND REFLECTIONS Emma Eames

A fascinating memoir by renowned American operatic soprano Emma Eames, one of the most celebrated singers of the Belle Époque and early twentieth century. Published in 1927, this volume offers a first-hand account of a remarkable career spanning the great opera houses of Europe and America, including the Paris Opéra and the Metropolitan Opera. Eames reflects on her artistic development, performances, travels, and encounters with notable figures of her era. Rich in personal anecdotes and observations, the work provides valuable insight into the golden age of opera and the life of one of its leading stars. Illustrated throughout with numerous black-and-white photographic plates depicting Emma Eames in performance and portrait studies. Condition Original blue cloth boards with gilt titles to front board and spine. The binding remains sound and secure. Light rubbing and minor wear to extremities consistent with age. Gilt lettering remains bright and attractive. Internally clean with light age-toning and occasional foxing as expected for a volume approaching one hundred years old. Photographic plates remain clear and well-preserved. Overall Condition: Good. Collector's Notes First Edition, 1927. Original publisher's blue cloth binding. Numerous photographic plates. Memoir of one of the leading operatic sopranos of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. An appealing copy for collectors of opera, music history, theatre, biography, and Belle Époque culture. Title: Some Memories and Reflections Author: Emma Eames Publisher: D. Appleton and Company Place of Publication: New York & London Date: 1927 Format: Hardcover Language: English.…