Cinderella, or, The fairy-queen and the glass slipper
a comic opera, in three acts
by Gioacchino Rossini
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Cinderella, or, The fairy-queen and the glass slipper: a comic opera, in three acts
1830, Thomas Hailes Lacy, Wellington Street, Strand, London
in English
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London]
Edition Notes
U.S. RISM Libretto Project.
Series title on front cover; price on front cover: One shilling or 25 cents; list of distributors--front cover; advertisements--front cover; partial list of Lacy's works on title page; "Costumes"--verso of title page; "Erratum"--p. 62; "London: G. Peirce, 310, Strand"--p. 62.
Libretto by G. Ferretti entitled La Cenerentola, ossia La bontà in trionfo--New Grove.
"Performed for the first time at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, on Tuesday, April 13, 1830"--verso of title page.
"Director of the Opera, Mr. Rophino Lacy"--verso of title page.
"Stage director, [Mr.] Farley"--verso of title page.
Dramatis personae: FELIX. Mr. Wood -- BARON PUMPOLINO. [Mr.] Penson -- ALIDORO. [Mr.] Stansbury -- DANDINI. [Mr.] Morley -- PEDRO. [Mr.] Keeley -- TYROLESE DANCERS. Mesdames Vedy and Bedford, Mr. Albert -- CINDERELLA. Miss Paton -- CLORINDA. [Miss] Cawse -- THISBE. [Miss] Hughes -- FAIRY QUEEN. [Miss] H. Cawse--verso of title page.
Performance: London, Covent Garden, 1830.
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