Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18

Amarillo music lovers viii be glad
TO know that arrangements have been
determined uYon definitely through
which Miss Na.cl RiegeIman, the
gifted niece of Mr. ana AIRS Sam J..
lsaacs of thH city. win sing under
the auspices of the Elks Co.. the Grand
opera house, October II.
This announcements means pcr-
haps more 20 Amarillo than any 9TH
er city Of lbs size In the country, for
so far as is known, no other equally
small town will be honored by o
date with Miss Riegleman as the at
Traction. and she stops here ont of
consideration for her relatives, and
friends who have urged her 20 rec
turn ever since former visit more
Than three years ago.
4 protegc of the celebrated Nine
Johanna GadskL this talented and
finished young singer has appeared
before the crowned heads of Europ-
can governments, and held audiences
Of pleased wondermcnt IN the best
concert halls OF the old world prior
TO her first grand opera engagement
in the United States now somewhat
more than three wears ago.
II may be said Of an exact truth
that few, n any young singers of re-
cent years, have attracted such wide
spread and favorable notice as has
Miss Riegelman Her voice is ad-
mi'tedly one Of sweetness. mellow.
ness, range and finish She is an
artist and In inspiration 10 aI' who
hear her Gifted naturally and when
10 this is added training as zine as
could be- given both in America and
the European countries. il Is no' 20 Do,
wondered that a young woman o. \
charming personality broad genera
knowledge should Dc sought nor oHI.
IS the Metropolis of the Texas Pan
handle hut by theatrical and enter
taiument ccntors Of the c.FUHE.
world
Since her first appearance Do
grand opera, Miss Riegelmau has rr
.coiyed some Of the strongest pros
notices ever given a singer. She has
been watched critically. and each ap-
pearance has attracted 10 her. addi-
ton concentration From fhc A.
lantic 10 the Pacific the fame OF this
young woman has spread She BIAS
held her audiences as u under @
spell sweeping the hearers 20 lrari
and even grander heights uu.
when the close came. as it must they
waited, and after a hush aprIauds1
from the heart
Although having scarcely passed
her majority this young woman hl.
already attained that for which
many even talented men and women
worked and strove gfor years pIa0.
In the hearts OF the people AND mn
questioned recognition OF her ability
70 amply and artistically interpret
the most difficult. soulful and stir
ring masters OF this and other axes.
In the world OF expressive mus.
Listen 10 the following description
OF Miss Ricgelman IN the few lines
from a recent issue OF tho N.a YORK.
Press.
ln Mabel Riegelman. one of f.s
most dimunItiye sopranos ou -1'
stage, Andreas Dippel brought .or
ward a new Crobyle. whose ch3rm.n-
voice, clear and limpid. blaled forth
f brilliantly in the ensembles Win Ma
ric Cayan, who made 'a'I and
handsome Myrtale.. Cloofou'c Cam
paninl conducted with authority. and
the performance on the whole Ra
decidedly more homaccol. and
smooth than last years
Another little clipping. hero silver
Is from the Philadelphia Leader %
ter i had described a certain play 10
which the young lady appeared
on that occasion Miss R'eer'mau
delightful enactment and very capa
bic singing Of the role OF Gretoi wer
praised. The little soprano assume
the unconscious naturallsm OF On
child, graceful In spite OF awkward
ness. and always full Of fun
Hu' an almost endless arrsv o
.slaee could De given to 'iis youn