Felice Lyne

Felice Lyne (died 1935) was a coloratura soprano who was discovered by Oscar Hammerstein while she was a student in Paris, France, and debuted to acclaim in a London, England, performance of Rigoletto.[1]

Felice Lyne, from a 1916 publication.

After a world tour with the Quinian Opera Company, she was in a Boston, Massachusetts, opera company and then lived in Paris and London.[1]

She died in 1935 in the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Sandford T. Lyne of Allentown, Pennsylvania. She was buried in Greenwood Cemetery.[2]

References
  1. "Felice Lyne, Singer, Dies," The Evening News, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, September 2, 1935, image 1
  2. "Felice Lyne Laid to Rest in Greenwood Cemetery," Allentown Morning Call, Pennsylvania, September 6, 1935, image 5


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