Ruth Page Full No. 01
First of all, nobody should take very seriously something that's called the bat, which is, of course, what deflated mouse means in German.
The delightfully silly operetta on which I based this ballet was written by Johann Strauss in 1874.
It's full of wonderful Strauss -Waltz music, and it has a lighthearted, funny story, which is also just a little bit naughty.
It's a very funny story, and it's a little bit naughty.
It's thin, it's high, but it's not bad.
First of all, nobody should take very seriously something that's called the bat, which is, of course, what the Flatermaus means in German.
The delightfully silly operetta on which I based this ballet was written by Johann Strauss in 1874.
It's set in gay old Vienna, it's full of wonderful Strauss waltz music, and it has a light -hearted funny story which is also just a little bit naughty.
First of all, nobody should take very seriously something that's called the bat, which is, of course, what the Flatermaus means in German.
The delightfully silly operetta on which I based this ballet was written by Johann Strauss in 1874.
It's set in gay old Vienna, it's full of wonderful Strauss waltz music, and it has a light -hearted funny story which is also just a little bit naughty.
First of all, nobody should take very seriously something that's called the bat, which is, of course, what the Flatermaus means in German.
First of all, nobody should take very seriously something that, I can't read it anymore, that's called the bat.
Of course, what the Flatermaus means in German is called the bat.
First of all, nobody should take very seriously something that's called the bat, which is, of course, what the Flatermaus means in German.
The delightfully silly operetta on which I based this ballet was written by Johann Strauss in 1874.
It's set in gay old Vienna, it's full of wonderful Strauss waltz music, and it has a light -hearted funny story which is also just a little bit naughty.
As the curtain rises, the proprietor of a small antique shop wakes up and joyfully greets a new day, but his peaceful morning is shattered by a group of all -night partygoers who said As the curtain rises, the proprietor of a small antique shop wakes up and joyfully greets a new day, but his peaceful morning is shattered by a group of all -night partygoers who suddenly invade the quiet square.
Led by the dashing, well -to -do gentleman -about -town Gabrielle von Eisenstein, the group playfully raids his little shop.
In the midst of the fun, von Eisenstein spies Dr.
Falke, his longtime roguish comrade coming his way.
Von Eisenstein decides to have some fun at Falke's expense.
As the curtain rises, the proprietor of a small antique shop wakes up and enjoys a As the curtain rises, the proprietor of a small antique shop wakes up and joyfully greets a new day, but his peaceful morning is shattered by a group of all -night partygoers who suddenly invade the quiet square.
Led by the dashing, well -to -do gentleman -about -town Gabrielle von Eisenstein, the group playfully raids his little shop.
In the midst of the fun, von Eisenstein spies Dr.
Falke, his longtime roguish comrade coming his way.
Von Eisenstein decides to have some fun at Falke's expense.
As the curtain rises, the proprietor of a small antique shop wakes up and joyfully greets a new day.
But his peaceful morning is shattered by a group of all -night partygoers who suddenly invade the quiet square.
Led by the dashing, well -to -do gentleman -about -town Gabrielle von Eisenstein, the group playfully raids his little shop.
As the curtain rises, the proprietor of a small antique shop wakes up and joyfully greets a new day.
But his peaceful morning is shattered by a group of all -night partygoers who suddenly invade the quiet square.
Led by the dashing, well -to -do gentleman -about -town Gabrielle von Eisenstein, the group playfully raids his little shop.
In the midst of the fun, von Eisenstein spies Dr.
Falke, his longtime roguish comrade coming his way.
Von Eisenstein decides to have some fun at Falke's expense.
He finds a bat costume in the shop, dresses Falke up in it, and then incites his friends to tie Falke to a lamp post.
He finds a bat costume in the shop, dresses Falke up in it, and then incites his friends to tie Falke to a lamp post.
They all run off, leaving Falke dangling helplessly.
He finds a bat costume in the shop, dresses Falke up in it, and then incites his friends to tie Falke to a lamp post.
They all run off, leaving Falke dangling helplessly.
Now Falke has devoted his life to good times and playful antics, but he is not a man to be trifled with.
Outraged and humiliated, he instantly begins to plot a fitting revenge on Von Eisenstein.
He finds a bat costume in the shop, dresses Falke up in it, and then incites his friends to tie Falke to a lamp post.
They all run off, leaving Falke dangling helplessly.
Now Falke has devoted his life to good times and playful antics, but he is not a man to be trifled with.
Outraged and humiliated, he instantly begins to plot a fitting revenge on Von Eisenstein.
He finds a bat costume in the shop, dresses Falke up in it, and then incites his friends to tie Falke to a lamp post.
They all run off, leaving Falke dangling helplessly.
Now Falke has devoted his life to good times and playful antics, but he is not a man to be trifled with.
Outraged and humiliated, he instantly begins to plot a fitting revenge on Von Eisenstein.
He finds a bat costume in the shop, dresses Falke up in it, and then incites his friends to tie Falke to a lamp post.
They all run off, leaving Falke dangling helplessly.
Now Falke has devoted his life to good times and playful antics, but he is not a man to be trifled with.
Outraged and humiliated, he instantly begins to plot a fitting revenge on Von Eisenstein.
He finds a bat costume in the shop, dresses Falke up in it, and then incites his friends to tie Falke to a lamp post.
They all run off, leaving Falke dangling helplessly.
Now Falke has devoted his life to good times and playful antics, but he is not a man to be trifled with.
Outraged and humiliated, he instantly begins to plot a fitting revenge on Von Eisenstein.
It will take place at a masked ball he is giving that very night.
The next scene is set in Von Eisenstein's house in his wife, Rosalinda's boudoir.
It will take place at a masked ball he is giving that very night.
The next scene is set in Von Eisenstein's house in his wife, Rosalinda's boudoir.
It will take place at a masked ball he is giving that very night.
The next scene is set in Von Eisenstein's house in his wife, Rosalinda's boudoir.
It will take place at a masked ball he is giving that very night.
The next scene is set in Von Eisenstein's house in his wife, Rosalinda's boudoir.
It will take place at a masked ball he is giving that very night.
The next scene is set in Von Eisenstein's house in his wife, Rosalinda's boudoir.
It will take place at a masked ball he is giving that very night.
The next scene is set in Von Eisenstein's house in his wife, Rosalinda's boudoir.
It will take place at a masked ball he is giving that very night.
The next scene is set in Von Eisenstein's house in his wife, Rosalinda's boudoir.
It will take place at a masked ball he is giving that very night.
One more time, it's almost perfect.
What did she say? The beginning part is perfect.
It will take place at a masked ball he is giving that very night.
The next scene is set in Von Eisenstein's house in his wife, Rosalinda's boudoir.
Rosalind's maid, Adele, is complaining to Otto, the butler, that she's been invited to a masked ball, but can't go because she has nothing to wear.
Otto, who is in love with Adele, suggests she borrow her mistress's new dress and tries to cheer her up.
Rosalinda's maid, Adele, is complaining to Otto, the butler, that she's been invited to a masked ball, but can't go because she has nothing to wear.
Otto, who is in love with Adele, suggests she borrow her mistress's new dress and tries to cheer her up.
Rosalinda enters, followed by her husband, Von Eisenstein.
He is in a merry mood because of the success...
Rosalinda enters, followed by her husband, Von Eisenstein.
He is in a merry mood because of the success of his trick on Falke and extravagantly showers her with affection.
But as soon as the coquette, Shadelle, enters the boudoir bringing champagne, he begins flirting outrageously with her while continuing to make love to his wife at the same time.
Rosalinda enters, followed by her husband, Von Eisenstein.
He is in a merry mood because of the success of his trick on Dr.
Falke and extravagantly showers her with affection.
But as soon as the coquette, Shadelle, enters the boudoir bringing champagne, he begins flirting outrageously with her while continuing to make love to his wife at the same time.
Could you hear the noise? Here.
Shade, could you give me five minutes? Rosalinda enters, followed by her husband, Von Eisenstein.
He is in a merry mood because of the success of his...
Rosalinda enters, followed by her husband, Von Eisenstein.
He is in a merry mood because of the success of his trick on Falke and extravagantly showers her with affection.
But as soon as the coquette, Shadelle, enters the boudoir bringing champagne, he begins flirting outrageously with her while continuing to make love to his wife at the same time.