Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-05-06 | Page 18 | Anna Roselle, Soloist of Minneapolis Orchestra, is Swimmer as Well as Singer

Anna Roselle Soloist of Minneapolis Orchestra Orchestra Is Swimmer as Well as Singer Anne the the charmIng young soprano who isho will appear apcar here on Wednesday fa Mav q C l as SOI- SOI lat sola-lat I 1st t with the Minneapolis i is 11 i an ar ardent ent spoiLs spoiLs- being fond ot of at which she sho is quite an ane e port In order to Indulge e in this t during all her spare moments during her bummer ummer open oper-i season at Ra last a t ell Miss Rosello took a cottage eu on the like shore here she managed to spend many hour in the tho water te each day do- do de the fact that she sho had over oser 30 I operatic appearances appearance during th s season on not to mention time the it was sas necessary to at- at attend attend at attend tend When the tho loung oung re- re returned re returned turned lo New lIew York after hN hei strenuous summer looking as rest rest- rested rested rested ed as though she had been on a vacation of ot months she he attributed the entire credit to the fact tact that she had been able to indulge so much in this healthful which she bo so thoroughly s j The career of ot Anne Rosalie has hasI been a series crIes of successes and tri tri- triumphs tri triumphs I both abroad and in At the ago of ot 14 4 while ringing at ata ata a a music festival in Bud she the attention of mans Lehar the composer b bv the un- un unusual UnUsual un unusual usual virility and of ot lii h voice which flavored of ot the qualIty of a matured artiste He lie lel personally lot brought her bier to the notice of Mme Sid Hakos director of ot the Mme Sidy Academy of Art and It was sas In thI this famous academy ac Roselle Hoselle began her studies immediately becoming its prIze pupil After Aner three years stud dur during ing lag which time she appeared as I leading pupil artist In all of ot the tha academy j performances she was so- so eo to sing Ing all the big parts pants In Operetta at the Royal theatre In iii Budapest beginning there her oper- oper operatic oper operatic atle career Anne Rosello appeared in the Merry WIlOw inder der the baton ot of Franz Lehar and was personally I ANNA NN congratulated by him In the rendi rendI- rendItion rendition tion lion o of f th the role of ot the Merry I Her IIer brilliant success In this popular opera brought Anne Ho- Ho Ro ito Iselle selle the young girl prima primo donna side Ido prominence This aas as followed follo cd by a series senes of ot sensa sensa- lonal sensational suc successes esses an and triumphs as she appeared d In the leading I ioles ole of 1 1 he Uolar Dolar Princess Jacob Jacobi sI s I The Marriage Market Marlet and Maus The he Bat I At the height of her career as asa asa asa a light opera star she was ad ads I by Mr Mader Made director of ot the abandon Royal noyal opera in Budapest to aban aban- aban- aban don the he light opera stage and take UI the heavier roles moles of grand opera which sue she dl did I only to repeat her successes In serious opera re When Anno inac Roselle Roelle created re-created the role of o in La Boheme at a gaseS the LD House Bh she ga gase gae e S a new now flavor or and interpretation Prosing Pro herself an artiste with l a creative force torce underlying underling a perfect olce olce and operatic schooling It Is thIs unusual creative gift that makes her grand opera ances unique Infusing into bId lold old with Ith tradition the pulse of ot a ane anew ne low life It is this that makes her I thrill with strange o emo emo- emo- emo emotions emotions and sweeps weep them thorn off oft their aa I occurred at an appearance of Miss Hoselle's elles elle's in Birmingham lot Ala Ah on a tour of or the Scotti cotti Grand Opera compan- compan company the the tho applause of o olan an lan an enthused audience held up the I performance of ot l for lor 1 12 I when wilen Anne Anno Roelle Ros elle sang and acted a new flea and living Nedda Nedla oo 00