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CAST OF CHARACTERS Jokanaan, a prophet F. Nicoletti Narraboth , A. Sbrognoli Kate Pinkerton Sophie Charlebois Erodiade's page Flora Pimeschi Sharpless, U. Consul at Nagasaki F. Nicoletti Hebrews Messrs. Mesmere, Sbrognoli, Tappo, Poggiol, Marco Goro, a marriage broker A. Sbrognoli Nazarens Messrs. S. Ward, E. Pineschi Prince Yamadoro E. Pineschi Soldiers B. Marco, E. Pineschi Yakuside E. Pineschi A Man from Cappadocia A. Rubin The Bouze (Cho-Cho-San's uncle) B. Marco A slave A. Symacopoulo Cho-Cho-San's relatives, friends, servants, etc. Scene—Terrace of Erode's palace. SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Gaetano Bavagnoli, Musical Director ACT I. A Japanese house, terraces and gardens in Nagasaki. PART II ACT II. Interior of Butterfly's house. First Scene from Act III of "Lucia di Lammermoor," by Donizetti ACT III. The same in the e u-ly morning. Gaetano Bavagnoli, Musical Director By Madame Pereira and Chorus SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1912. EVENING FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1912 Double Bill "Madame Butterfly" "Cavalleria Rusticana" Opera in One Act A Grand Opera in Three Acts, by Book by Verga, Targioni and Menasci Libretto founded on the book by John L. Long and the drama of David Belasco 11 Music by Pietro Mascagni CAST OF CHARACTERS Santuzza Amina Matini Madame Butterfly (Cho-Cho-San) Amina Matini Lola Ida Zizolfi Suzuki,.'her maid.. Ida Zizolfi Mamma Lucia E. Pineschi Pinkertbn, a lieutenant in the U. S. Navy G. Agostini

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