Legendary beings and transformations

Der falsche Prophet

parodierende Zauberposse mit Gesang, Chören, Tänzen und Tableaux ; am 3. Mai 1851 zum ersten Male im k. k. priv. Josefstädter-Theater in Wien aufgeführt

by Josef Carl Boehm & Anton Maria Storch

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19th century
Language: German
Content type: Primary source

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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
parodierende Zauberposse mit Gesang, Chören, Tänzen und Tableaux ; am 3. Mai 1851 zum ersten Male im k. k. priv. Josefstädter-Theater in Wien aufgeführt Bavarian State Library digitized rare-book edition Digitized image count: 41; Extent: 32 S.; Shelfmark: Slg.Her 3358; Uraufführung: Wien, 1851.05.03. - Akte: 3. - Szenen: 26. Rollen der allegorischen Einleitung: Astrador, Geisterfürst und Maschinist in der geheimen Werkstätte der Natur; Dida, seine Gemalin, nebstbei Fee; Pappano, Werkführer; Halifax, ein reisender Geist; u.a. - Rollen der Posse: Johann Kreiden, Bierwirth; Agnes, dessen Mutter; Bertha, dessen Braut; Jonas Faus, Zacharias Löschdendurst und Mathäus Thuniegut, umherziehende Abenteurer und Vagabunden; Cirillus Oberthaler, Verwalter; Josef Strohlberger, ein Bauer; Andreas Maxlhuber, Gemeindehirt; Leonora, seine Tochter; Knöpfl, Richter des Orts; Sibilla Mausig, eine alte Jungfer; Netti, Betti und Resi, ihre Freundinnen; Bombenspund, Feldwebel; Battalor, Korporal; Ein Kellner; u.a.	[ca. 1851]	[Lell]; [Wien] : [Lell]	German	—	Public iiif reader	Bavarian State Library Digital Collections (opens in a new tab) Bavarian State Library Digital Collections (opens in a new tab) Bavarian State Library Digital Collections (opens in a new tab) Bavarian State Library Digital Collections (opens in a new tab)