Legendary beings and transformations

Text zur englischen Pantomime: Old Isaack Walton, oder: Die sieben Schwestern in Tottenham

Zauber-Pantomime in 7 Tableaux

by Thomas Longdon Greenwood

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19th century
Language: German
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Legendary beings and transformations
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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
Zauber-Pantomime in 7 Tableaux Bavarian State Library digitized rare-book edition Aufführung: Berlin, 1859. - Akte: 1. -Szenen: 7. - Rollen: Number Nip, ein unzufriedener Berggeist im Harzgebirge; Nobelty, Fee der Neuigkeiten; Lea, die Flußgöttin; Grundling, deren Botschafter; Isaack Walton, ein Strumpfwaaren-Händler; Tom Moore, dessen Lehrling; Die Dohle, Tom Moore's Freund; Hamble, Pedell von St. Dunstan, Walton's Freund; Mathilde, ein Milchmädchen; Deren sechs Schwestern; Ein Commissionair; Ein Schiffs-Capitain; Zwei Matrosen; Ein Gastwirth; u.a. - Szenerie: S. [3]: Szene 1: "Felsengrotte im Harzgebirge. In der Mitte derselben ein Ruhebett.". - S. 4: Szene 2: "Der Fluß Lea, als Göttin personifiziert. Am Ufer eines reizenden Teiches lustwandeln Feen.". - S. 6: Szene 3: "Isaack Walton's Haus in Fleet Street.". - S. 15: Szene 5: "Die Bäume der sieben Schwestern.". - Szene 6: "Der Perl-Palast im Krystallreich.". - S. 16: Szene 7: "Das neue Flußbett.". - Weitere Angaben: Titelbl.: "Friedrich-Wilhelmstädtisches Theater."; Digitized image count: 26; Extent: 16 S.; Shelfmark: Slg.Her B 268	1859	Berlin : Litfaß; Litfaß	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)