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Excerpt from Estrella: An Original Comic Opera in Three Acts
Produced at the Gaiety Theatre, London. England. Under the management of Mr. John Hollingshead, May 24, 1883.
Produced at the Folies Dramatiques Theatre. London, under the management of Mr. Francis Fairlie, June 6, 1883.
Produced in America by Mr. E. C. Rice, who possesses the sole right of representation in the Eastern States, U. S. A.
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