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- Santa_Maria_(operetta) abstract "Santa Maria is an operetta, or 'comic opera', in three acts with music and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein I. It opened at Hammerstein's Olympia Theatre in New York City on September 14, 1896. After closing on December 19, 1896, it went on tour, starting at the Alvin Theatre in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on December 21, 1896.The final scene, in which Bertrand and Santa Maria are proclaimed future King and Queen, was set as a "Palace of Ice" constructed from aluminum, a novel design for 1896. Edna May, who would soon become a star in Edwardian musical comedies, made her Broadway debut in the piece.".
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- Santa_Maria_(operetta) wikiPageWikiLinkText "''Santa Maria'' (operetta)".
- Santa_Maria_(operetta) wikiPageWikiLinkText "Santa Maria (operetta)".
- Santa_Maria_(operetta) wikiPageWikiLinkText "Santa Maria".
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- Santa_Maria_(operetta) subject Category:1896_operas.
- Santa_Maria_(operetta) subject Category:English-language_operas.
- Santa_Maria_(operetta) subject Category:English-language_operettas.
- Santa_Maria_(operetta) subject Category:Operas.
- Santa_Maria_(operetta) subject Category:Operas_by_Oscar_Hammerstein_I.
- Santa_Maria_(operetta) hypernym Operetta.
- Santa_Maria_(operetta) type Musical.
- Santa_Maria_(operetta) comment "Santa Maria is an operetta, or 'comic opera', in three acts with music and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein I. It opened at Hammerstein's Olympia Theatre in New York City on September 14, 1896. After closing on December 19, 1896, it went on tour, starting at the Alvin Theatre in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on December 21, 1896.The final scene, in which Bertrand and Santa Maria are proclaimed future King and Queen, was set as a "Palace of Ice" constructed from aluminum, a novel design for 1896.".
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