Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-09-25
"The TYroIien Queen"

This beautiful opnretta will be pro-
duced at Turner Opera house, to-mor-
row evening, under the direction of 6.
S. Hawley. In the choruses of Tyroli-
en- maidens, gypsies and fairies, fifty
young ladies, appropriately costumed,
will participate. The music is light
and pretty, with graceful movement,
and will no doubt be we'll rendered.
Following is the cast:
Tyrolien Queen ~ Miss Kathryn Burke
Fairy Queen. .......M Miss Agnes Malloy
Gypsy Queen...... -. Miss Gertrude Malloy
Josephine. ;........-...;; Miss Anna Smith
Guardian Angel l....... Miss Mamie Stacy
COrrinna.... .......... Miss Mary Breunig
Fairy Maiden :. 49, Miss May ZOele
Misses Hedwig Hoermann,
Maids of Honor3 Irma Schempf, Ida Strauss,
Helen Schwieger.
First Gypsy ..-... Miss Anna Smith
Second Gypsy. ......... =. Miss Mabel Wilson
Misses Hattie Habheg
ger, Gertie Seibel, Lydia
.uJ,ba Jony Sayon, BrOenniman, H ele n
~ "0--s No'on Schwieger, ,AnnaNOwack
Nora Schmutzler, He'd
wig Hoermann.
A synopsis of the operetta is append
ed:
PART FIRST.
focks, have gathered in grove to indulge
in pleasures. They haye selected
one of their number named Rosalie, and
crown her as their queen. After songs of
praise 70 her, maiden hurriedly enters,
giving the alarm that the flocks have gone
astray.I Rosalie tells them to go in search
of the tocks-that she will lead-but they in
duce her to remain and they depart. While
they are gone ROSalie expresses a desire to
change her rustic life Unperceived a gypsy
fortune teller enters, and after listening to
1 her song INDUCES les her to accompany her and
they depart The Tyroliens, after finding
their docks, return to the grove and to their
alarm and dismay find that their queen has
disappeared.
PART SECOND.
strOlHng band of gypsies encamped by
the roadside discover the approach of Mother
Grunt, their leader, accompanied by young
maiden. After the gypsies welcome Mother
Grunt, she informs Rosalie that her home is
hencefOrth with them. She begs to be taken
home but the old woman refuses to yield.
Bidding Rosalie seek rest, Mother Grunt takes
q stroll to enjoy her pipe. After she is gone
Rosalle resolves to escape. Mother Grunt re-
turning and finding her gone, alarms the
gypsies and they depart in seach of her.
PART THIRD,
ROsalie has become lost in the forest and
lying down by the foot of a tree falls asleep.
Her guardian angel immediately appears and
asks God to Hear her PRAYER which is an
swered by band of fairies discovering her
The fairy queen awakens her, and ROsaIie
bewidered, questions them as to her where
aDOQIS- Ihey Oner her jewels to remain with
them, but she pleads to be taken home.
PART FOURTH.
The fairies have taken Rosalie home and
While luIling her to sleep are warned of the
approach of mortals. The fairies disappear
and the Tyroliens enter, bewailing the loss
of Rosalie. The fairies enter unforeseen, but
are soon discovered by the Tyroliens, who
question them as to their lost one. The fairies
at signal from their queen, present Rosalie
She advances and is caressed by her subjects
After a song of thanks by the Tyroliens the
fairy queen commands a royal to be brought
and Rosalie is crowned by all, being subject
of grand tableau, "Crowning the Beauti
full