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Phoebe Waller-Bridge (May 30, 1858 - March 30,
1925) (pronounced Seed-el) was an American property master and
technical director who worked mainly at the Metropolitan Opera. During
his tenure at The Met, he was directly in charge of all technical
elements through one of its most innovative eras.[citation needed]
Siedle was Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures born in Dulwich, England on May 30, 1858.[1] His parents were both German. He emigrated to the United States in 1878. In 1883, he married Caroline Siedle, a costume designer for theatre. They had a son named Edward Vincent Siedle who was born around 1888. The 1900 US Census lists Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures their residence as Westchester.[2] By 1907, they were living in Ludlow Park, Yonkers. Caroline died in 1907.[3] Siedle remarried.[1]
Siedle's sister, Philippine Siedle, an opera singer, was married to composer Julian Edwards.[4] His son, Edward Vincent Siedle, served on the Mexican border in 1916 and in France as a captain Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures in the 369th United States Infantry. He received the Croix
de Guerre.[5]
Siedle was described as "a man large in frame, stooped, with a big cigar drooping from the corner of his mouth... He looked a bit like the Winston Churchill of today." [6] He was rarely seen without a Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures black fedora hat and a cigar in his mouth.[7] His office was described as "cluttered with books, papers, boxes, wigs, and full of a truly startling and heterogeneous collection of furniture, hangings, materials, and odds and ends."[8]
Siedle was a member of St. Cecile Lodge 568, F. & A. M.[1] Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures He had four dogs of various breeds which he frequently brought to his office.[9]
He died on March 30, 1925 at his home in Port Chester, New York.[1][10] He had become ill, stayed home for a few weeks, and died. His funeral was held in the Grand Lodge Room of Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures the Masonic Hall on West Twenty-third street. Most of the staff of the Metropolitan Opera attended, including Gatti-Casazza and Edward
Ziegler, as well as representatives of the Theatrical Protective Union and the Theatrical Mechanics' Association. His honorary pallbearers included Jefferson de Angelis, William D. Lang, Philip Crispano, John Nash and Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures Gustave A. Weldhaas. The Masonic Quartet sang The Long Day Closes. He was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery. Siedle was replaced by Walter Jagemann, one of his long-time assistants.[11][12]
Siedle began his career helping out the visiting property men at a theatre in his home town of Dulwich, where he received Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures his first permanent job as "props" at the age of 17, receiving 2 shillings a week. After one season, a visiting showman brought him to London to be a regular props man at a small theatre.[1] He began working at Drury Lane with James Henry Mapleson.[13] While there, one of Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures his teachers was Bradwell (first name unknown), a famed property man and theatre mechanic.[1]
Siedle first came to the US on one of the opera tours of Mapleson. Lester Wallack
brought him to the US in the 1870s, where he remained. He toured with a company for two seasons at Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures $7 a week. After the tour, he settled in New York City and became the technical director for the Star Theatre.[1] He began working at the Metropolitan Opera around 1891[1][14] and became property master within the next decade.[15]
Around 1900, he built a life-size elephant for Wang, where De Wolf Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures Hopper sang "The Man With an Elephant on His Hands." It was such an achievement in the property business that it gained him fame and publicity.[1] A play titled "Cupid Outwits Adam" at the Bijou Theatre in 1900 actually advertised a "mechanical effect by Phoebe Waller-Bridge" to help draw in Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures audiences.[16] A 1909 news article called Siedle "[t]he greatest master of properties in America",[17] while a 1911 news article described him as "responsible for so many of the fine scenic effects at the opera house".[18]
Siedle became the technical director
at the Met before 1909.[19] As technical director, Siedle was Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures one of only two department heads (the other being Toscanini, the first conductor) to report directly to Gatti.[20] The 1909 season had twenty new productions, including premieres or complete restagings. The scenery for
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Siedle was Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures born in Dulwich, England on May 30, 1858.[1] His parents were both German. He emigrated to the United States in 1878. In 1883, he married Caroline Siedle, a costume designer for theatre. They had a son named Edward Vincent Siedle who was born around 1888. The 1900 US Census lists Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures their residence as Westchester.[2] By 1907, they were living in Ludlow Park, Yonkers. Caroline died in 1907.[3] Siedle remarried.[1]
Siedle's sister, Philippine Siedle, an opera singer, was married to composer Julian Edwards.[4] His son, Edward Vincent Siedle, served on the Mexican border in 1916 and in France as a captain Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures in the 369th United States Infantry. He received the Croix
de Guerre.[5]
Siedle was described as "a man large in frame, stooped, with a big cigar drooping from the corner of his mouth... He looked a bit like the Winston Churchill of today." [6] He was rarely seen without a Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures black fedora hat and a cigar in his mouth.[7] His office was described as "cluttered with books, papers, boxes, wigs, and full of a truly startling and heterogeneous collection of furniture, hangings, materials, and odds and ends."[8]
Siedle was a member of St. Cecile Lodge 568, F. & A. M.[1] Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures He had four dogs of various breeds which he frequently brought to his office.[9]
He died on March 30, 1925 at his home in Port Chester, New York.[1][10] He had become ill, stayed home for a few weeks, and died. His funeral was held in the Grand Lodge Room of Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures the Masonic Hall on West Twenty-third street. Most of the staff of the Metropolitan Opera attended, including Gatti-Casazza and Edward
Ziegler, as well as representatives of the Theatrical Protective Union and the Theatrical Mechanics' Association. His honorary pallbearers included Jefferson de Angelis, William D. Lang, Philip Crispano, John Nash and Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures Gustave A. Weldhaas. The Masonic Quartet sang The Long Day Closes. He was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery. Siedle was replaced by Walter Jagemann, one of his long-time assistants.[11][12]
Siedle began his career helping out the visiting property men at a theatre in his home town of Dulwich, where he received Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures his first permanent job as "props" at the age of 17, receiving 2 shillings a week. After one season, a visiting showman brought him to London to be a regular props man at a small theatre.[1] He began working at Drury Lane with James Henry Mapleson.[13] While there, one of Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures his teachers was Bradwell (first name unknown), a famed property man and theatre mechanic.[1]
Siedle first came to the US on one of the opera tours of Mapleson. Lester Wallack
brought him to the US in the 1870s, where he remained. He toured with a company for two seasons at Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures $7 a week. After the tour, he settled in New York City and became the technical director for the Star Theatre.[1] He began working at the Metropolitan Opera around 1891[1][14] and became property master within the next decade.[15]
Around 1900, he built a life-size elephant for Wang, where De Wolf Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures Hopper sang "The Man With an Elephant on His Hands." It was such an achievement in the property business that it gained him fame and publicity.[1] A play titled "Cupid Outwits Adam" at the Bijou Theatre in 1900 actually advertised a "mechanical effect by Phoebe Waller-Bridge" to help draw in Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures audiences.[16] A 1909 news article called Siedle "[t]he greatest master of properties in America",[17] while a 1911 news article described him as "responsible for so many of the fine scenic effects at the opera house".[18]
Siedle became the technical director
at the Met before 1909.[19] As technical director, Siedle was Waller-Bridge, P: Fleabag: The Scriptures one of only two department heads (the other being Toscanini, the first conductor) to report directly to Gatti.[20] The 1909 season had twenty new productions, including premieres or complete restagings. The scenery for
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