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Beaucaire

A

ROMANTIC

OPERA

IN

THREE

ACTS

(FOUNDED

ON

BOOTH

TARKINGTON'S

STORY.)

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Book

by

FREDERICK

LONSDALE.

Lyrics

by

ADRIAN

ROSS.

Music by

ANDRE

MESSAGER.

ASCHERBERG,

HOPWOOD

&

CREW, LTD.,

1

6,

Mortimer

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London,

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BEAUCAIRE.

DRAMATIS

PERSONS.

Monsieur

Beaucairc

Philip Molyneux

Frederick

Bantison

Rakcll

Francois

-

Duke

of

Wintersct

Beau

Nash

Town

brake

Capt.

Badger

JolifFe

Bicksitt

Marquis du

Mircpoix

Lucy

Countess

of

Grcenbury

Girl

Ladv

Mary

MARION GREEN

JOHN

CLARKE

LENNOX

PAWI.E

SPENCER

TREVOR

YVAN

SERVAIS

ROBERT

PARKER

ROBERT

CUNNINGHAM

DENNIS

KINO

PERCY

CARR

HARRY

FRANKISS

LEIGH

ELLIS

YVAN

SERVAIS

ALICE

MOFFAT

VIOLET

RUSSELL

JEROMI

RENE

MORRELL

MAGGIE

TEYTE

Doris

Wheatley,

Dorothy

Schofield, Marjorie

Burgess,

Gladys

Burgess, Peggy

Wentworth,

Nan

Wilcox,

Adeline

Rose,

Ellen

Grubb,

Diedonne

Donaldon, Vi Harcourt,

Dorothy Easton,

May

Pauline,

Gladys

Hirst,

Marjorie Burke,

Patricia

Hare,

Pat

Newell,

Beatrice Thompson, Lillie Rennie, Kate

Zoller, Gladys Tudor,

Olivia

West,

Barbara

Esme,

Leila

Mackenzie.

Frederick

A.

Pitman,

J.

Allan

Black,

Charles

B. Lumb,

J.

Leonard

Perret, Herbert

Edwards,

Ian

Alexander,

Jacques

Thomas,

John

Neal,

A.

Brouard, ErneM

Vincent,

W.

A.

Phillips,

Jack

Kelly.

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rologue

:

—

Monsieur

Bcaucaire's

Lodgings

in

Bath.

(Ear

Act

I.

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—Lady

Rellerton's

Ballroom.

(Same

evening.)

Act

II.

:

At

Mr.

Bantison's

Park,

outside

of

Bath.

(Three

weeks

later.)

Act

III.

:

—

Assembly Room

at Bath. (One week

later.)

Production

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direction

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J.

A.

E.

MALONE.

Dances,

Choruses and

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arranged by

WILLIE

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Orchestra

under

the direction

of

KENNEDY

RUSSELL.

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