Elaine Malbin (newspaper & article)
- Mar 26, 2024
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Updated: May 20, 2024
The Virginian-Pilot Saturday, Aug 18 1956
The Philadelphia Inquirer 1957 November 03, Sunday
SUNDAY News , Sunday, April 21, 1957
The Miami Herald 1956 Feb 8 Wednesday
Fort Worth Star-Telegram 1959 July 03
「並不是說大多數歌劇明星都是娘娘腔……嬌小的女高音 Elaine Malbin幾乎每天都在健身房鍛煉……她可以不間斷地做 25 個俯臥撐。 （大多數前幾代女高音都無法做五個伏地挺身——即使有男中音和兩名男高音的幫助。）
The IOLA REGISTER 1959 June 29
'Tain't so that most opera stars are sissies. Elaine Malbin, the petite soprano, works out in a gym almost daily. She can do 25 push-ups without a pause. Most sopranos of previous enerations couldn't do five push-ups, even with the help of a baritone and two tenors.
The Los Angeles Times 1957 Feb 10
Clare County Cleaver 1956 August
LEATHERNECK ON LEATHER STOMACH-The marines have landed-right on the tummy of Elaine Malbin. At attention on her abdomen is 1/Sgt. James R. Pippin, a 200-pounder.
Elaine was crowned Queen of the 2nd Marine Division at the unit's seventh annual reunion in New York. Her strong stomach was developed by singing exercises -Miss Malbin is also an opera star.
Creation Date 1936 Description A black and white photograph of Maine guide Charley Miller and fitness advocate Joseph Pilates having a meal at their outdoor set-up in the snow. Autographed, "To Charley Miller, from New York to Maine, Best of luck, Joseph H. Pilates, Feb. 26 / 1936." A handwritten note on the back reads, "at sportsmen show NY 1936." Rights and Access Note Rights assessment remains the responsibility of the researcher. No known restrictions on publication. For information about the process and fees for obtaining higher resolution scans or another file format, contact Special Collections. Recommended Citation Requested credit line: Image courtesy of Special Collections, Raymond H. Fogler Library, DigitalCommons@UMaine, https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/spec_photos/3455 Format jpeg Part Of MS 348, Charley Miller Papers
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