Annie du Far-West
French operetta adaptation of the musical Annie Get Your Gun, adapted for Paris by André Mouëzy-Éon and Albert Willemetz.
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French operetta adaptation of the musical Annie Get Your Gun, adapted for Paris by André Mouëzy-Éon and Albert Willemetz.
On board the battleship Montesquieu, deputy Puy-Pradal arrives to lead a parliamentary inquiry and disrupts the crew’s plans for leave. His daughter Béatrice is courted by both the ship’s commander, Gerville, and Lieutenant Kermao. During a stop in Cairo, actress Sola Myrrhis seduces Puy-Pradal, who leaves the ship to travel with her. Three months later they rejoin the ship. Béatrice is angry with her father and misunderstands Kermao’s encounter with Sola. Puy-Pradal breaks with the actress; Gerville reconciles the lovers and persuades Puy-Pradal to consent to their marriage. Sola joins the Comédie Française, and Puy-Pradal learns he faces a ministerial reshuffle.
In a Paris shoe shop, Dédé buys the business to pursue Odette, unaware she is the owner’s wife. Confusion over Odette’s identity, a strike, and a police visit bring the scheme to light; Dédé turns to Denise, while Robert pursues Odette.
The devil offers a young lover wealth and an old man renewed youth. Both have been rejected in love, and the bargain allows the devil to stay in Paris.
King Pausole’s daughter Aline runs away with Mirabelle, prompting the king and his page Giglio to pursue them. After romantic entanglements at a farm and an inn, Giglio leaves with Aline and the king abdicates.
American businessman Stevenson tries to buy Frenchman Robert’s oil-rich Colorado land cheaply, disguising his wife Ketty as an old woman. Ketty meets Robert while disguised as Stevenson’s niece, and they fall in love; after Stevenson’s new fondness for champagne softens him, the lovers persuade him to divorce Ketty and reveal the land’s value.
Sculptor Phidias selects Aspasie as a model for Virtue, while his wife becomes involved with Prince Ardimédon. After mistaken pairings, gambling losses, and shifting sculpture models, the characters reconcile and complete a group celebrating domestic happiness.
French operetta adaptation of the musical Annie Get Your Gun, adapted for Paris by André Mouëzy-Éon and Albert Willemetz.
On board the battleship Montesquieu, deputy Puy-Pradal arrives to lead a parliamentary inquiry and disrupts the crew’s plans for leave. His daughter Béatrice is courted by both the ship’s commander, Gerville, and Lieutenant Kermao. During a stop in Cairo, actress Sola Myrrhis seduces Puy-Pradal, who leaves the ship to travel with her. Three months later they rejoin the ship. Béatrice is angry with her father and misunderstands Kermao’s encounter with Sola. Puy-Pradal breaks with the actress; Gerville reconciles the lovers and persuades Puy-Pradal to consent to their marriage. Sola joins the Comédie Française, and Puy-Pradal learns he faces a ministerial reshuffle.
In a Paris shoe shop, Dédé buys the business to pursue Odette, unaware she is the owner’s wife. Confusion over Odette’s identity, a strike, and a police visit bring the scheme to light; Dédé turns to Denise, while Robert pursues Odette.
The devil offers a young lover wealth and an old man renewed youth. Both have been rejected in love, and the bargain allows the devil to stay in Paris.
King Pausole’s daughter Aline runs away with Mirabelle, prompting the king and his page Giglio to pursue them. After romantic entanglements at a farm and an inn, Giglio leaves with Aline and the king abdicates.
American businessman Stevenson tries to buy Frenchman Robert’s oil-rich Colorado land cheaply, disguising his wife Ketty as an old woman. Ketty meets Robert while disguised as Stevenson’s niece, and they fall in love; after Stevenson’s new fondness for champagne softens him, the lovers persuade him to divorce Ketty and reveal the land’s value.
Sculptor Phidias selects Aspasie as a model for Virtue, while his wife becomes involved with Prince Ardimédon. After mistaken pairings, gambling losses, and shifting sculpture models, the characters reconcile and complete a group celebrating domestic happiness.