Talk:Countess Maritza

"Note: The English name of this work is usually Countess Maritza, though it is sometimes given as Countess Mariza; the German name is rather uniformly Gräfin Mariza: they would all be pronounced the same. Emmerich Kalman also wrote a musical called Marinka; despite the similar name, this is a distinct work." This didn't seem necessary. Replace it if you miss it in the entry. Wetman 07:30, 19 Aug 2004 (UTC)

Outline of the plot etc.
I think the entry is okay now, except for a summary of the plot and a list of musical numbers. I understand that some operetta articles in Wikipedia refer to a 1920s book by Leo Something, obviously in the public domain. Would that be available online?  23:35, Feb 28, 2005 (UTC)

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