La poupée de Nuremberg [collection] : opéra comique en un acte / paroles de MM. de Leuven & A. de Beauplan ; musique de Ad. Adam. [1860-1900?]

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La poupée de Nuremberg [collection] : opéra comique en un acte / paroles de MM. de Leuven & A. de Beauplan ; musique de Ad. Adam. [1860-1900?]

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Arranged in three groups: I. Vocal scores (2). II Promptbooks (4). III. Dialogue parts (12). A collection of predominantly English language materials for "La poupée de Nuremberg" or "Dolly." One copy of the published vocal score (Paris: Ph. Maquet, [1860-1880?]) is annotated as a stage manager's guide and contains additional manuscript numbers bound in and superlinear English translation. The typed promptbooks identify Marius Delaur as the English adaptor. The dialogue parts, also typed and in English, occur as three complete sets.

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Beauplan, Victor Arthur Rousseau de, 1823-1890.

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Delaur, Marius.

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Adam, Adolphe, 1803-1856

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French composer, 19th century. From the description of Letter from Adolphe Charles Adams to an unknown correspondent. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122571784 Adolphe Adam was a French composer. He wrote primarily for the theatre, composing operas, ballets, light operas and vaudeville during his career. He is best known for some of his ballets, such as Giselle and Le Corsaire . From the guide to the Adolphe Adam Papers, undated [1803-1856], (Special Collections R...

Leuven, Adolphe ˜deœ 1800-1884

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French librettist and director. From the description of Autograph letter signed, dated : [Paris, 5 August [1853 or 1857?], to [Emile Perrin], [1853 or 1857? Aug 5]. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 270873509 ...