Melusine, the enchantress
Subtitle: opera-bouffe, in three acts
By: words by G.M. Layton ; music by Hervé ; founded on Chivot and Duru's Les Chevaliers ; first produced at the Royal Amphitheatre, Holborn, under the management of Mr. G. MacDonogh, 17th October, 1874
Contributors: Chivot, Henri, 1830-1897; Duru, Alfred, 1829-1889; Layton, G.M.; MacDonogh, G., Mr; Maugham; May; Audibert, Mons; Sullivan, Fred; Riley, J.H., Mr; Collini, A., Mr; Stavart, Madge; Betjemann, Stanley; Norton, Mr; Rivers, Mr; Walters, Mr; Lee, Rosa; Armstrong, Osborne, Miss; Barnum, Marie; Desmond, Amy; Mortimer, A., Miss; Mortimer, Nella
Publisher: Nassau Steam Press-W.S. Johnson, 60, St. Martin's Lane, W.C.
Published: 1800
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 22
Subjects: Librettos; Operas
Work titles: Melusine
Notes: U.S. RISM Libretto Project.

Legal notice--title page.

"Scenery by Maugham"--p. 3.

"Costumes by May"--p. 3.

"The orchestra under the direction of Mons. Audibert"--p. 3.

"W.S. Johnson, Nassau Steam Press, 60, St. Martin's Lane, W.C."--p. 22.

Characters: THE DUKE DE RODOMONT. Mr. Fred Sullivan -- SACRIPANT. Mr. J.H. Riley -- MERLIN II. Mr. A. Collini -- MEDOR. Miss Madge Stavart -- ROLAND. Mr. Stanley Betjemann -- AMADEUS, THE GAUL. Mr. Norton -- LANCELOT OF THE LAKE. Mr. Rivers -- OGIER, THE DANE. Mr. Walters -- MELUSINE, THE  ENCHANTRESS. Miss Rosa Lee -- THE DUCHESS TOTOCHE. Miss Osborne Armstrong -- ANGELIQUE. Miss Marie Barnum -- FLEUR DE NEIGE. Miss Amy Desmond -- PRIMEVERE. Miss A. Mortimer -- REGINA. Miss Nella Mortimer--p. 3.

No singer named for the role of CASILDA.

Performance: London, Royal Amphitheatre, Holborn, 1874.