Hauck, Minnie

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 91
opera singer, born in New York city, Νον. 16, 1852; first appeared in New Orleans as a concert singer about 1865; subsequently studied under Errani in New York, and made her début in America, in the opera of La Somnambula, in 1868. She has since appeared, with unbroken succe , in all the European capitals. She has at her command the English, German, French, Italian and Hungarian languages, and sings in all. Her most succe ful rôles are: Carmen, in Bizet's opera of that name; and Catherine, in Goetz's Taming of the Shrew. Her husband is the Chevalier de He e-Wartegg. Haugh'ville, in Indiana , a post-town of Perry co., 2 m. N. W. of Indianapolis. Has malleable iron works. Рор . (1890) 2,144.
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