An edition of Lady Beefsteak (1857)

Lady Beefsteak

Schwank mit Gesang in 1 Akt

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Lady Beefsteak
Adolf Lang, Adolf Lang
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An edition of Lady Beefsteak (1857)

Lady Beefsteak

Schwank mit Gesang in 1 Akt

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Publish Date
Publisher
Druck von C. Guthschmidt u. Comp. in Berlin, Lindenstrasse 81
Language
German
Pages
15

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Subjects

Librettos, Dramatic music
Edition Availability
Cover of: Lady Beefsteak
Lady Beefsteak: Schwank mit Gesang in 1 Akt
1857, Druck von C. Guthschmidt u. Comp. in Berlin, Lindenstrasse 81
in German

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Edition Notes

U.S. RISM Libretto Project.

Imprint from p. [1] at end; at head of title: Als Manuscript gedruckt.

Date of performance surmised from imprint.

"Ausschliesslich durch den Theater-Agenten Herrn A. Heinrich in Berlin auf rechtmässige Weise zu beziehen"--at head of title.

Besetzung am Friedrich-Wilhelmstädtischen Theater zu Berlin: FELIX. Herr Lobe -- IDA MÜHLBACH. Frl. Härting -- EMMA ROSEN. Frau Klaeger--verso of title page.

No singer named for the role of JOHN.

Performance: Berlin, Friedrich-Wilhelmstädtisches Theater, 1857?

Published in
Berlin]

Classifications

Library of Congress
ML48 [S5403]

The Physical Object

Pagination
[2], 15, [3] p. ;
Number of pages
15

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL25031704M
LCCN
2010658179

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