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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/155866541 Title: Die Dame mit den Camelien : Dramatisches Gemälde in 5 Acten, ca. 1852, 1881-1890. Author: L von Alvensleben; Alexandre Dumas Publisher: OCLC:155866541

  
  

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Die Dame mit den Camelien : Dramatisches Gemälde in 5 Acten, ca. 1852, 1881-1890.

Author:	L von Alvensleben; Alexandre Dumas
Edition/Format:	Archival material : German
Publication:	Learned Collection on German-Language Theater. Folders 7-11
Summary:	The German play is adapted from the French novel Dame aux camélieas by Alexandre Dumas, fils. The file contains materials related to performances in Philadelphia, including a published copy (Leipzig: Centralbureau für Theater, 1852) with annotations, used as a prompt-book, as well as handwritten materials: 1 scenario and 15 role books. Includes role books for the following parts: Duval; Armand, dessen Sohn; Gaston Nieux; Saint-Gaudens; Gustav, Advokat; Nichette; Graf von Giray; Herr von Varville; der Doctor; Marguerite Gauthier; Nanine, ihre Kammerjungfer; Prudence Duvernoy, Putzmacherin; Olympia; ein Commissionair; and Bedienter. Pasted to the inside front cover of the published copy is a clipping from the Philadelphia Sonntagsblatt of 6 Feb. 1881 about a performance of the play. See also the index in the collection's register for details about related playbills in box 36 and drawer 36; and theater newspapers in drawer 35.  Read more...
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