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Title: The Victrola book of the opera : stories of one hundred and twenty operas with seven-hundred illustrations and descriptions of twelve-hundred Victor opera records
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Victor Talking Machine Company Rous, Samuel Holland
Subjects: Operas
Publisher: Camden, N.J. : Victor Talking Machine Co.
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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SCOTTI AS FALSTAFF FALSTAFF GETS IN THE BASKET ACT II mands that she marry Dr.Caius. Ford tells the doctorthat this is a good time forhim to secure Nanetta, andpromises to aid him. DameQuickley, however, learnsof this, and the womenplan to have Fenton spoilthe designs of the phy-sician. Falstaffs love scenewith Mistress Ford is inter-rupted by Fords friends,disguised as elves andfairies, who thrash the fatknight soundly. In theconfusion *Dr. Caius mis-takes Bardolfo for Nanetta,Ford is finally won over,and his daughter andFenton are happily mar-ried. The Victor offers avery fine record of oneof the best known airsfrom the opera: the Quandero paggio, sung by Falstaffto Mistress Alice Ford inAct II.
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JADLOWKER AS FENTON Falstaff here boasts of the days when he was a dashing gallant, slender of form, hand-some as a picture, and hints that much of this charm still remains, after which he attemptsto make love to Alice. Quand ero paggio (When I Was Page) By Antonio Scotti, Baritone (In Italian) 88194 12-inch, $3.00 122 FAUST (Fotvst) OPERA IN FIVE ACTSWords by Barbier and Carre, founded uponGoethes tragedy. Music by Charles Gounod.First produced at the Theatre Lyrique, Paris,March 19, 1859. First performance in Berlinat the Royal Opera, January 1863; in LondonJune ;;, 1863; in New York, November 26,1863, at the Academy of Music, with Kellogg,Mazzoleni, Biachi and Yppolito. Some famous American productionswere in 1883, with Nilsson, Scalchi, andCampanini; and the same year with Nor-dica (debut) as Marguerite; in 1892 withEames, the de Reszkes and Lasalle ;and in 1913 with Caruso and Farrar. Theopera has not been given at the Metro-politan since 1914. Characters FAUST (Fowst) Tenor MEPH

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