tragedienne उदाहरण वाक्य

She became one of the most famed tragediennes in 19th-century Russia, and it was said, that during the 1850s and 1860s, her name was known from Tver to Astrachan.
Due to this, Ries could acquire some different resources : the great vocal tragedienne Wilhelmine Schr�der-Devrient, the celebrated singer of " Fidelio " and later three Wagner premieres.
She had hoped to become an operatic diva or tragedienne, but the writer of " Waldemar ", Maurice Barrymore convinced her to accept that her best success was in comedy roles.
Many famous actors of the day appeared at the theatre, including the tragediennes Sarah Siddons and Eliza O'Neill, the Shakespearean actors William Charles Macready, Edmund Kean and his son Charles.
Her biographers appear unanimous in their view that Didon was the greatest success of Saint-Huberty's career, and, given her qualities as an outstanding tragedienne, a role to which she was particularly well suited.

The woman is Sarah Siddons ( 1755-1831 ), the English tragedienne, and the view is that of Sir Joshua Reynolds, in his painting " Sarah Siddons as the Tragic Muse " ( 1784 ).
Moore married an actress, Elizabeth " Bessy " Dyke, younger sister of tragedienne-to-be Mary Ann Duff, in 1811, whom he had met with the Kilkenny players where she was working with her sisters.
"There was the tragedienne Jennie Goldstein wringing her heart and wracking her sob-filled voice as she repeated the travails of the innocent immigrant girl seduced by the villainies of the cruel and heartless New York sweatshop world ."
And I wondered what those clothes _ the goth-tragedienne coats, the vaguely tea-dance-at-the-Plaza dresses, the flapping dress in beef-jerky strips of dark leather _ looked like through her eyes.
Hoengen, described by the late Karl Boehm as " the world's best tragedienne, " also was a guest performer at the Salzburg, Edinburgh and Bayreuth music festivals as well as at the Maggio Musicale in Florence, Italy.