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...story is set in the 16th century [[Ottoman empire|Turkish]] invasion of [[Hungary]]. The [[libretto]] is by [[Ferenc Martos]].<ref>{{Cite Grove |last=Lamb |f ...marry Leila, sentences him to death. Gabor's last wish is to be with Leila in the garden until darkness. ...

...|[[Jenő Huszka]]]]'''''Prince Bob''''' (''Bob herceg'') is an [[operetta]] in three acts by [[Jeno Huszka|Jenő Huszka]]. The [[libretto]] was written by ...peretta premiered on 20 December 1902 at [[Népszínház]] in [[Budapest]], [[Hungary]] and is considered to be Huszka's first critical success. ...

...e [[libretto]] was by Ferenc Martos. It was popular in Hungary, especially in the 1980s. Illésházy falls in love with Lili and enters into a closer relationship with her than a member ...

.... As ''Miss Springtime'', it opened, in heavily revised form, on Broadway in 1916. ...gtime'', but the recording made of that production was eventually released in 2013 under the title ''The Carnival Fairy''. ...

...bretto]] was by {{ill|Paul Knepler|de}} and [[Géza Herczeg]]. It premiered in [[Zürich]], at the municipal theatre, on 18 January 1936.<ref>{{Cite Grove| ...ead, out of jealousy, he is portrayed as a coward and falls in reputation. In the seventh tableau, Napoleon has become France's first consul. At first, h ...

...r''''', with libretto by K. von Bakonyi and [[Robert Bodanzky]], premiered in [[Vienna]] on 22 January 1909. It was so popular there that it prompted Kal ...12 at the [[Adelphi Theatre]] with [[Robert Evett]]. The piece then toured in Britain. ...

...erformed at the [[Magyar Theatre|Pesti Nemzeti Magyar Szinház]] in [[Pest, Hungary|Pest]] on 9 March 1861.<ref name="AA" /> |[[Andrew II of Hungary|II. Endre]] (Andrew II), King of Hungary ...

...location''' are classified by the geographic area in which the films were set or shot: * [[:Category:Films set in Africa|Africa]] ...

...and [[conducting|conductor]], born in [[Eisenstadt]], [[Kingdom of Hungary|Hungary]], [[Austrian Empire]]. ...ieri]]. He became [[Kapellmeister]] at the [[court theatre]] in [[Vienna]] in 1792, and from 1827 to 1838, was vice-Kapellmeister of the court. ...

...e been made. The operetta is widely beloved across Europe, particularly in Hungary, Austria, Germany, and the former Soviet Union, where it was adapted into a ...naware that his parents have already arranged a marriage for him back home in Vienna, orders a notary to prepare a promissory note of his expected marria ...

| caption = Isidor Bajić in 1910. | birth_place = [[Kula (Vojvodina)|Kula]], [[Austria-Hungary]] ...

...bb (Nadine), and Luba Malina (Countess Landovska).<ref name="nyt1"/> Later in the show's run radio personality [[Jerry Wayne]] replaced Stockwell as Rudo ...alian premiere in 1948 at the [[Tivoli Theatre, Melbourne|Tivoli Theatre]] in [[Melbourne]].<ref>[http://operetta-research-center.org/emmerich-kalmans-ma ...

...It premiered at the {{ill|Johann Strauß Theatre|de|Johann Strauß-Theater}} in Vienna on 11 October 1912. In 1929 it was adapted into a German silent film ''[[The Gypsy Chief]]'' direc ...

...rforming Arts, Vienna|Vienna Conservatoire]] from 1864 until 1867. He died in [[Baden bei Wien]], Austria. ...wrote seven operas and fifteen ballets in total (which were quite popular in their time) and was a brilliant orchestrator. ...

...his extended stay in [[Bratislava]] and the [[Devín Castle|Devín castle]] in present day [[Slovakia]], where he also wrote his novel [[The Danube Pilot] ...e titles, such as '''''The Castle of the Carpathians''''', '''''The Castle in Transylvania''''', and '''''Rodolphe de Gortz; or the Castle of the Carpath ...

...e = [[Split, Croatia|Split]], [[Kingdom of Dalmatia|Dalmatia]], [[Austria-Hungary]] ...61–1946)|Fascist Italy]], as head of its underground resistance government set up by the [[Yugoslav Partisans]] of [[Josip Broz Tito]]. ...

...Yankee Princess'', the work received its first New York City performances in October 1922; using a significantly different English language [[libretto]] The operetta is set in 1921. ...

...ammer]] and [[Alfred Grünwald (librettist)|Alfred Grünwald]]. It premiered in [[Vienna]] on 28 February 1924 at the [[Theater an der Wien]].<ref name="KG ...site, accessed 21 October 2014.</ref> with [[Yvonne D'Arle|Yvonne d'Arle]] in the title role on opening night.<ref>{{Cite web |title=IBDB: Countess Marit ...

...ut intrigued by her prize racehorse, Arizona Lady; the two inevitably fall in love, but many complications ensue. ...sed 21 June 2023</ref> and [[Ohio Light Opera]] performed it several times in the summer of 2023.<ref>[https://clevelandclassical.com/ohio-light-opera-ar ...

| birth_place = [[Čurug]], [[Austria-Hungary]] ...}}</ref> He was also a [[Rector (academia)|Rector]] of the [[Music Academy in Belgrade]], and a founder of the SANU [[Musicology]] Institute. His contemp ...