Publication Date
6-1-1993
Document Type
Article
First Page
2
Last Page
19
Abstract
The Vallee family, like others that migrated from Quebec to New England, was gradually Americanized. Hubert “Rudy ” Vallee, shaped by this process of Americanization, nevertheless maintained a lifelong pride in his Franco-American roots. Throughout his long and successful career, Vallee also retained a strong affection for his native state, his fellow Mainers, and the University of Maine, which he put on the map with his hit recording of the “Stein Song. ” Rudy’s loyalty to his roots and native soil is reflected in his final resting place: the Franco-American St. Hyacinthe s Cemetery at Westbrook, in the State of Maine.
Recommended Citation
Doty, C. Stewart. "Rudy Vallee: Franco-American and Man from Maine." Maine History 33, 1 (1993): 2-19. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainehistoryjournal/vol33/iss1/2