Frank Valentino (1907-1991) was an American baritone, active at the Metropolitan Opera and in broadcast repertory. He appeared in Italian, French and German opera during the mid-twentieth century.

In the Pristine catalogue he appears in Verdi, Gluck and Metropolitan Opera broadcasts, including Il trovatore and Alceste.

Valentino’s singing brought baritone solidity and theatrical reliability to large ensemble casts. In broadcast opera, such artists help turn a star vehicle into a working stage performance.

His page is justified by repeated catalogue appearances and Met context. Valentino gives the index another sturdy baritone joist.