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Afgar is an operetta by Charles Cuvillier, originally written with Michel Carré and André Barde and first staged in Paris in 1909. A London adaptation with a book by Fred Thompson and Worton David and lyrics by Douglas Furber opened in 1919.
At a masquerade in Nice, Georgine appears as the Lilac Domino and attracts Count André de St. Armand, who has been selected by his friends to marry a wealthy woman to repay gambling debts. Georgine hears of the plan and believes André seeks her money, though he loves her. A gypsy violinist helps resolve the misunderstanding, and the lovers unite.
Afgar is an operetta by Charles Cuvillier, originally written with Michel Carré and André Barde and first staged in Paris in 1909. A London adaptation with a book by Fred Thompson and Worton David and lyrics by Douglas Furber opened in 1919.
At a masquerade in Nice, Georgine appears as the Lilac Domino and attracts Count André de St. Armand, who has been selected by his friends to marry a wealthy woman to repay gambling debts. Georgine hears of the plan and believes André seeks her money, though he loves her. A gypsy violinist helps resolve the misunderstanding, and the lovers unite.