St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-23

You Cannot Have the Heart" Quartette By
Tessa, Gianetta. Marco and Giuseppe, ''ohj
its glorious thing l ween, to be a regulag
royal queen" which goes:
Then one OF us will be queen and sit on q
golden throne
With q crown instead of a hat on her head
and diamond all her own.
Win beautiful robe of gold ana green, I've
always understood,
wonder whether she'd wear feather?
rather think she would,
oh. fits glorious thing. I ween
To be regular, royal queen.
No half and half affair, ween,
10 be regular regular, regular. regular,
regular royal queen.
Chorus, pray What Is the Cause OF This
Remarkable Hilarity2'' Duet by Marco and
Giuseppe, And All Shall Equal Be- Duet
by Tessa and GIanetta 'Now, Marco Dear,
My Wishes Hear" Chorus, ''Then Away We
Gondoliers to Baratarla. Farewell to tho
Contadine. Grand finale.
ACT IL.
Scene-The court of Bdrataria. 4 garden
in fancy land. Dangerfield,
tempered with Republican equality. The
two kings, as one individual the servant OF
the people. A pleasing quartette IN the iatI
ter part of the first act is
Kind sir, you cannot have the heart.
Our lives to part from those to whom an
hour ago we were united
before our flowing hopes you stem,
Ah, look at them. and pause before you deal
this blow all unlimited.
you men can never understand
Ihat heart and hand cannot be separated
when we go yearning.
you see. you We only Women'S eyes
To idolize. and only wcmen's hearts, Door
men, to set you burning.
An, mel You men will never understand
That woman's heart is one with Woman's
hand
Morning We Proceed to Light Our Fire"
Song by Marco. ''Take a Pair of Sparkling
Eyes"
Scene II-Chorus of Contadine, ''Here
", We Are at the Risk of Our Lives" Duet by
Island" General hilarity and Spanish
cachucha. ''We VIII Dance a Cachucha,
FandanEo Bolero.n
Scene IH.-Don Alhambra describes
model king. Song by Don Alhambra, There
Lived King, as I've Been Told Elucida-
ron of the state of affairs where all is equal
The wives of the Gondoliers claim their
husbands, one of whom has been married to
Casilda in infancy. Three girls each have
two-thirds of a husband. Quartette, "In o
Commemorative Fashion Let Us Grasp the
Situation"
Scene IV.-The Duke Of Plsza-Toro. now a
stock company, enters in state. Grand
chorus: With ducal pomp and ducal
pride" A double gentleman becomes a
single gentleman"
The duke also has peculiarly written solo
In the second scene i'll the first act, the re.
frain of which runs:
In enterprise of any kind,
When there was any fighting
He led bis regiment from behind
He found it less exciting
But when away his regiment ran,
His place was to the fore, O.
Thateelebrated, cultivated, moderated noble
man,
The Duke Of Plazo-Toro.
Song. the duchess, ''On the day when I
was welded" Duet the duke and duchess,
THE uses to which duke and duchess may
be put with profit 10 themselves" Quintette,
Il am courtier grave aMa serious" The
duke teaches the two temporary kings les
son in propriety. Casilda, who has been
married in infancy to the stolen king. is in
love with the attendant Luiz. Marco and
Giuseppe, one of whom is supposed to be the
stolen king, are married to Tessa and Clan.
eta. Inez the old nurse, explains. Luia
and Casilda, king and queen: Giuseppe and
Marco return to their gondolas and their
wives, Tessa and Gianetta. Happy adjust
ment OF all complications.