MusicalComedy OperaOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
May 02, 1904
Closing Date
May 28, 1904
Performances
28
MusicalComedy OperaOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Knickerbocker Theatre
(May 02, 1904 - May 28, 1904)
Description
An opera in three acts
Setting
Austria in the fifteenth century
Produced by Frank L. Perley
Music by Frederic Coit Wright; Book by Cornelia Osgood Tyler; Lyrics by Frederic Coit Wright; Musical Director: A. M. Langstaff; Featuring songs by Ted Snyder, T. Mayo Geary, Ed J. Coleman and Harry Frantzen; Featuring songs with lyrics by Ed Rose, Harry J. Breen, Harry Wilson and Joseph C. Farrell
Staged by Al Holbrook
Scenic Design by Homer Emens, Edward G. Unitt and Joseph A. Physioc; Costume Design by Caroline Seidle
Adele Carson
Robberto
May Conwell
Marianina
Genevieve Day
Nanetta
Daisy Dobrinor
Lucetta
Gertrude Eulalie
Senorita Anita
Cassius Freeborn
Bassanio
Mabel Hite
Nerissa
Margo Hobart
Teazeymina
Ethel Intropidi
Torturetta
Josie Intropidi
Giulia
Harry Lane
Captain Count von Hauptman
Harry MacDonough
Pietro Palpitini
Ignacio Martinetti
Garibaldi Nervusini
Carroll McComas
Selina
Neil McNeil
Spaghettini
Joseph Miron
Murderallo
Walter Percival
Antonio Felipe Foscari
P. B. Pratt
Holduppo
Edd Redway
Ricardo
Harry Short
Stephano
Frank Smiley
Gratiano
W. C. Smith
Conspritto
Annabelle Whitford
Francesca
William Zinell
Angelo
music by Frederic Coit Wright
(Unless otherwise noted)
But Our Charms Do Not Stop Quite There
The Goblin Man
(music by Ted Snyder; lyrics by Ed Rose)
Murderallo
Let Us Forget!
(music by T. Mayo Geary; lyrics by Harry J. Breen)
Nanetta
My Indian Maiden
(music by Ed J. Coleman; lyrics by Harry Wilson)
Nanetta
In the Weeping Willow Tree
(music by Harry Frantzen; lyrics by Joseph C. Farrell)
Pietro Palpitini
How to Woo and Win
(music by Harry Frantzen; lyrics by Joseph C. Farrell)
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