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Doris is a "comedy opera" in three acts by Alfred Cellier, with a libretto by B. C. Stephenson. After the phenomenal success of Cellier and Stephenson's Dorothy (1886), the pair were hoping for another big hit. Doris turned out to be only modestly successful.

It opened at the Lyric Theatre in London on 20 April 1889 and ran for 202 performances. It starred Arthur Williams, Ben Davies, Alice Barnett, Hayden Coffin, Furneaux Cook and John Le Hay.

Dramatis Personæ

DORIS SHELTON Miss Annie Albu
LADY ANNE JERNINGHAM Miss Amy F. Augarde
MISTRESS SHELTON Miss Alice Barnett
DOLLY SPIGOTT Miss Effie Chapuy
MARTIN BOLDER Mr. Ben Davies
SIR PHILIP CAREY Mr. C. Hayden Coffin
ALDERMAN SHELTON Mr. J. Furneaux Cook
CROOK
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Mr. John Le Hay
Mr. W. T. Hemsley
BARNABY SPIGOTT Mr. Percy Compton
DINNIVER Mr. Arthur Williams

Synopsis of Scenery

ACT I -   Highgate Hill.
ACT II -   Cheapside.
ACT III -   Interior of Alderman Shelton's House.

Musical Numbers

Alternatively, download all the music files in MIDI Karaoke format. [Zip file.]

Vocal Score contributed by Ian Bond.


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