Amorelle
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AMORELLE (1810) was a comic opera in three acts by Baron White. Lyrics by Ernest Boyd-Jones. Music by Gaston Serpette. Produced at Kennington as Amorelle (1798) under the management of C. P. Levilly on 8th June 1903 for one week. Subsequently toured by C. P. Levilly from 21 December 1903 at Manchester, Hull, Sheffield, Dublin, Nottingham, Southampton, Liverpool, Oldham, Derby, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee, Glasgow, Middlesborough, Birmingham, Hanley, Bolton, Marlborough, Kennington and Alexandra terminating 4th June 1904.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Unknown | May Bradbury |
|---|---|
| Unknown | Maurice Carlton |
| Unknown | Gerald Clifford |
| Unknown | Annie Courtenay |
| Unknown | John Doran |
| Unknown | Robert Fairbanks |
| Unknown | Stella Gastelle |
| Unknown | William Griffin |
| Unknown | James Harcourt |
| Unknown | Maurice Head |
| Unknown | Newton Ide |
| Unknown | Gladys Keats |
| Unknown | Flora Macdonald |
| Unknown | D Mcarthur |
| Unknown | E Mooney |
| Unknown | P Mortimer |
| Unknown | W J O Sullivan |
| Unknown | Vernon Read |
| Unknown | Percy Settle |
| Unknown | George Steyne |
| Unknown | Louise Stuart |
| Unknown | Ellen Tudor |
| Boissey | Fred Seymour |
| Boissey (2) | George Paulton |
| Dotard | Eric Thorne |
| Dr Napoleon Bonaparte Crow | Willie Edouin |
| Francois (1) | Robert Michaelis |
| Francois (2) | John Morley |
| Jacques | Arthur Owens |
| Jeanette | Kitty Cavendish |
| Karl | Bert Rolfe |
| Marina | Madge Avery |
| Notary | Seymour Richards |
| Yvonne | Rose Lytton |
Crew | |
| Composer | Gaston Serpette |
| Designer | Ernest Howard |
- Source: University of Bristol Theatre Collection
- Last modified by Adrian Barry.
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