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The Count of Luxembourg adapted by Basil Hood

The Count of Luxembourg adapted by Basil Hood from the German of A. M. Wilner and Robert Bodansky, with music by Franz Lehar. (Theater and der Wien, Vienna, 12th November 1909). First produced at the Daly's Theatre in London on 20th May 1911. Singer, Adele Didier, pushes her hand through the canvas on an easel in Armand Brisset's studio. The count, on the other side, kisses it (Act I). They undergo an arranged marriage, hidden from each other by the easel

Picture No
11357468
Media ID
46895847
Size
2980px x 4724px (2.0MB)
Credit
© The Michael Diamond Collection / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Michael Diamond Collection
Date
1911

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Adele Armand Cloche Dalys Didier Easel Hidden Kisses Lehar Luxembourg Nov16 Unseen


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