She was acclaimed, and another tour took place in 1908.
It is there where she was acclaimed as the Queen of Manhattan, far away from the doubters and snipers.
She adopted her grandnephew Erik of Pomerania (later Erik VII), then six years old, as her heir, and in 1388 she was acclaimed queen of Sweden as well.
In her late teens, she became an artist's model, and in 1939 she was acclaimed Britain's Perfect Girl in a beauty pageant at the London Palladium.
She was acclaimed for her turns in Toronto hit Still Alice, which is due in US cinemas in January, as well as Cannes drama The Clouds of Sils Maria.
At Kitty Davis's Club she worked as a dice-girl, collecting bets from the tables, in between spells at the microphone, and in 1939 she was acclaimed at the popular Chicago after-hours joint, the Off-Beat Club.
As had been the case with Fanny, Adelaide's debut, as Bellini's Norma in Venice in 1838, made her famous overnight, and she was acclaimed in Italy and England as a first-rate prima donna and actress.
In 1976 Wilson retired to raise her two sons (she was married and divorced three times), but she returned eight years later to headline at Michael's Pub in New York, where she was acclaimed as one of the finest cabaret stars of our time.
Geraint Evans (Lucia's brother), Michael Langdon, and Margareta Elkins filled in well and the sextet not mercifully encored was completed by Kenneth Macdonald (Bucklaw) and Raymond Nilsson, But it was Joan Sutherland's evening and she was acclaimed in all parts of the house and by many notable singers present: Mme Schwarzkopf applauded enthusiastically from the former royal box.
In her first season she was acclaimed as Katerina in the Moscow production of The Stone Flower by Yuri Grigorovich, the young choreographer who was to shape the future of the Bolshoi Ballet and give both Maximova and Vasiliev major creations in his ballets and in the classic repertoire.
