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The Musical Play
The Rose of Algeria
Book and Lyrics by
GLEN MacDONOUGH
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by
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PUBLISHED BY
CHAS. K. HARRIS
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Copyright liK)9 by Cha.s. K. Harris. Inter/i(ilional Copyright. Seenred.
The Rose of Algeria
Book and Lyrics by Music by
GLEN Mac DONOUGH. VICTOR HERBERT.
Cast of Characters.
Zoradie: Sultana of the Barakeesh, a powerful desert tribe. Seen in Act Las Miriam the
fortune teller.
General Petitpons'. Governor General of Algeria and uncle of Captain de Lome.
Millicent Madison, M.D. An American doctress in charge of a corps of imported trained
nurses.
Captain de Lome: Commandant of a French military post near the Algerian sea coast.
Barninn Sells: ) Xwo young .American circus men, forced by the stranding of their cir-
Bailev Rin""!!!;"-:) '^"^ '" -Algiers to enlist in the Foreign Legion of the French arm)'.
Lieut. Bertrand: Aide to Capt.de Lome.
Mr. Billings r. Cooings: ^ \ recently married couple upon their honeymoon and bound
Mrs. Billings F. Cooings:
Mirzah :
Zaphirie:
Mimi: From Paris.
ACT L — A French military post near the coast of Algeria
ACT II. — Exterior of anoldpalace in the outskirts of the city of Algiers.
time: The Present.
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Staged by NED WAYBURN
"S^- I A recently married couple upon their honeymoon
jjjjp-g.J for nowhere in particular.
Ladies in waiting to the Sultana.
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CONTENTS.
The Rose of Algeria.
Act I.
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1. OPENING CHORUS ^
2. THE SAME OLD TWO . 19.
3. THE BOULE' MJCHE' 23.
4. iVe been decorated 28.
6. you'll feel better THEN 34,
6. THE GREAT WHITE EASIEST WAY 33.
7. ROSE OF THE WORLD ' ^
8. FINALE. .
Act II.
9. OPENING CHORUS 57
10. LOVE IS LIKE A CKiARETTE 71.
11. .ASK HER WIHLE THE RAND IS PLAYIN(; 76.
la. ONLY ONE OF ANYTHING .jg
13. ENTRANCE OF SULTANA 82.
14. TWILIGHT IN BARAKEESH . . e=
lo. THE FOOLISH GARDENER 90.
16. LITTLE BIRD OF PARADISE 94
17. FINALE j,g
15. ADDENDA. (GOODBYE, BOHEMIA) 103.
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Come, mas-ter, view our wares
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ACT II.
Nl? 9.
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65
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Queen Zo - ra - die has quite hur-ried-ly sent for me
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N910
71
Love is like a Cigarette.
De Lome and Male Chorus.
oderato grazioso.
A
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My ci - gar- ette, Sweet
My ci - gar- ette, Thou
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so-lacebringto me! Thy mys- tic mists Are filled with fan-ta-sy In thee I hold A
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nee- ro - man- cers wand, FVom lead- en care 'Twill sev - er ev-'ry bond. Thy
o - pen wide the door, And ghosts re-lease Of days that are no more. Be -
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In swirl- ini^ curves a-bove,
Each sad - ly smiles at me,
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a ci - gar- ette
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Love is like a cigarette
76
N« 11.
Ask Her While The Band Is Playing.
Jlillicent and Female Chorus.
Moderate .
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If you a - dore a fros - ty
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guess, "VMiere you are at,
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N?12.
Only One Of Anything.
Governor General.
Comniodo
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hap - py, lad, And
charm -er once And
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some when they're con - tent.
all in black was she .
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learn - ins; arts and
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The lives of some are
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spent
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Though know- ledge has ten
My heart and for -tune
thous-and forms
fol - lowed fast
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