The_Gondoliers_(HMV,_cond._Wood)_-_18_-_Dance_a_cachucha.mp3 - Wikipedia

Summary

Description	English: The Gondoliers; or, The King of Barataria Music by Arthur Sullivan Libretto by W. S. Gilbert Conducted by Arthur Wood The Duke of Plaza-Toro: George Baker Luiz: Ernest Pike Don Alhambra del Bolero: Robert Radford, George Baker Marco: John Harrison, Ernest Pike, Derek Oldham, Tudor Davies Giuseppe: George Baker Antonio: George Baker Francesco: Ernest Pike Giorgio: John Harrison The Duchess of Plaza-Toro: Edna Thornton Casilda: Violet Essex/Sarah Jones Gianetta: Bessie Jones Tessa: Edna Thornton Fiametta: Bessie Jones Vittoria: Nellie Walker, Edna Thornton Giulia: Sarah Jones Inez: Edna Thornton
Date	1919
Source	His Master's Voice
Author	His Master's Voice

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