MusicalOperaRevival
Opening Date
Feb 13, 1905
Closing Date
Feb 25, 1905
Performances
25
MusicalOperaRevival

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Broadway Theatre
(Feb 13, 1905 - Feb 25, 1905)
Description
An opera in three acts
  • People
    Produced by Charles B. Dillingham
    Music by Franz Von Suppé; Libretto by Harry B. Smith; Lyrics by Franz Von Suppé
  • Songs
    music by Franz Von Suppé; lyrics by F. Zell and Richard Genee
    Act 1
    Sung By
    Awake! You sluggards all, arise!
    Steipann and Guards
    These monkey tricks I will not bear
    Steipann and Cadets
    Arise, awake, most sound of sleepers
    Cadets and Soldiers
    Lost is the dream that bound me
    Vladimir
    Who is here? A spy- a spy!
    Steipann, Julian Hardy and Chorus
    With my notebook in my hand
    Julian Hardy
    All the reporters hail me their master
    Julian Hardy, Steipann, Wasili, Fedor, Iwan, Lieutenant Osip and Chorus
    Thunder! Lightning! Who goes there?
    Kantschukoff
    Can'st thou unyielding see me before thee?
    Vladimir and Kantschukoff
    Snow, snow, high and low
    Chorus
    Dearest uncle, pray excuse me
    Princess Lydia, Kantschukoff, Vladimir and Julian Hardy
    Let not one word or sound be heard
    Chorus
    All your strength we laugh to scorn
    Princess Lydia, Vladimir and Chorus
    Act 2
    Sung By
    Washing, dressing, brushing, combing
    Izzet Pasha's Wives
    I pine but for progress, reform is my dream
    Izzet Pasha
    New doubts, new fears, within my heart contend
    Vladimir and Princess Lydia
    'Tis well; then learn that this young Russian- is myself
    Vladimir and Izzet Pasha's Wives
    We are simply what fortune pleases
    Izzet Pasha and Julian Hardy
    Silver tinklings, ringing brightly
    Julian Hardy, Izzet Pasha and Izzet Pasha's Wives
    Free, free from our foes at last
    Ensemble
    Act 3
    Sung By
    Chime, ye bells- abroad your gleeful voices flinging
    Princess Lydia
    Again, love, we meet
    Vladimir, Princess Lydia and Julian Hardy
    Joy, joy, joy to the bride
    All and Chorus
music by Franz Von Suppé; lyrics by F. Zell and Richard Genee
Act 1
Sung By
Awake! You sluggards all, arise!
Steipann and Guards
These monkey tricks I will not bear
Steipann and Cadets
Arise, awake, most sound of sleepers
Cadets and Soldiers
Lost is the dream that bound me
Vladimir
Who is here? A spy- a spy!
Steipann, Julian Hardy and Chorus
With my notebook in my hand
Julian Hardy
All the reporters hail me their master
Julian Hardy, Steipann, Wasili, Fedor, Iwan, Lieutenant Osip and Chorus
Thunder! Lightning! Who goes there?
Kantschukoff
Can'st thou unyielding see me before thee?
Vladimir and Kantschukoff
Snow, snow, high and low
Chorus
Dearest uncle, pray excuse me
Princess Lydia, Kantschukoff, Vladimir and Julian Hardy
Let not one word or sound be heard
Chorus
All your strength we laugh to scorn
Princess Lydia, Vladimir and Chorus
Act 2
Sung By
Washing, dressing, brushing, combing
Izzet Pasha's Wives
I pine but for progress, reform is my dream
Izzet Pasha
New doubts, new fears, within my heart contend
Vladimir and Princess Lydia
'Tis well; then learn that this young Russian- is myself
Vladimir and Izzet Pasha's Wives
We are simply what fortune pleases
Izzet Pasha and Julian Hardy
Silver tinklings, ringing brightly
Julian Hardy, Izzet Pasha and Izzet Pasha's Wives
Free, free from our foes at last
Ensemble
Act 3
Sung By
Chime, ye bells- abroad your gleeful voices flinging
Princess Lydia
Again, love, we meet
Vladimir, Princess Lydia and Julian Hardy
Joy, joy, joy to the bride
All and Chorus
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