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- Ali Baba Samia Gamal as Morgiane Dieter Borsche as Abdel, bandit chief Henri Vilbert as C****im Édouard Delmont as Père de Morgiane Edmond Ardisson as Mendiant...
- Gulnaresoprano Noureddin – b****-baritone Sultan – b**** Vizier – b**** MorgianeHanne Fischer, mezzo-soprano Genie of the Lamp – b**** Genie of the Ring...
- l'amour de Dieu Meriem Mauvaise foi Mounia 2007 Ali Baba et les 40 voleurs Morgiane 2008 Choisir d'aimer Sarah Des poupées et des anges Lya Nominated—Lumières...
- collective composition (by 10 French composers) 81 Boléro ballet 1928 85 Morgiane, oratorio-ballet vocal soloists, choir, and orchestra 1932 libretto after...
- (ophicleide and orchestra, with Mirlitone Instruments, or piano solo) Morgiane, ou, Le sultan d'Ispahan (1887) (opera in four acts) There are two different...
- and nine tableaux with Morlet in the title role and Jeanne Thibault as Morgiane. The Annales critic considered that the first act was the strongest of...
- opera (1858 in Munich) Ziethen'sche Husaren, opera (1869 in Breslau) Morgiane, opera (1870 in Munich) Golo, opera (1875 in Nürnberg) Der Trompeter von...
- Ganzarolli (Alì Babà), Teresa Stich-Randall (Delia), Orianna Santunione (Morgiane), Alfredo Kraus (Nadir), Paolo Montarsolo (Aboul-H****an), Piero de Palma...
- Cathrine Aladdin eller den forunderlige lampe (1975–1976, TV Mini-Series) – Morgiane Den korte sommer [da; fr] (1976) – Kirstens mor Slægten (1978) Matador...
- Beaucaire 1954 : Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves de Jacques Becker, Le père de Morgiane Raymond Chirat; Olivier Barrot, Les excentriques du cinéma français : 1929–1958...