World premiere of Nino Rota's Napoli milionaria, Teatro Nuovo, Spoleto, 22 June 1977, opening the XX Festival dei Due Mondi; RAI production, directed by Eduardo De Filippo, sets and costumes Bruno Garofalo, conducted by Bruno Bartoletti. Date and cast from the Universita di Roma La Sapienza database of televised Eduardo productions (w3.uniroma1.it/cta/eduardo/tv/lirica/napoli.html, read via the Wayback Machine capture of 26 October 2014), which records "Modalita di trasmissione: Diretta da teatro in mondovisione / Data di trasmissione: 22 giugno 1977 (R2)" - a live relay, so the transmission date is the performance date. A copy of that page was saved beside the files as a .mht. Corroborated by it.wikipedia "Napoli milionaria (opera lirica)", whose "Cast della prima assoluta" table gives the same fifteen principals and the same date, venue and conductor. The rip is an off-air recording of that relay: three continuous mp3s totalling 2h01m39s decoded, no internal splices, ending in a full curtain call. Orchestra and chorus left unset - neither source names them. Top billing follows the sources' own cast order (Gennaro, Amalia, Maria Rosaria); the opera has no title character.

World premiere of Nino Rota's Napoli milionaria, Teatro Nuovo, Spoleto, 22 June 1977, opening the XX Festival dei Due Mondi; RAI production, directed by Eduardo De Filippo, sets and costumes Bruno Garofalo, conducted by Bruno Bartoletti. Date and cast from the Universita di Roma La Sapienza database of televised Eduardo productions (w3.uniroma1.it/cta/eduardo/tv/lirica/napoli.html, read via the Wayback Machine capture of 26 October 2014), which records "Modalita di trasmissione: Diretta da teatro in mondovisione / Data di trasmissione: 22 giugno 1977 (R2)" - a live relay, so the transmission date is the performance date. A copy of that page was saved beside the files as a .mht. Corroborated by it.wikipedia "Napoli milionaria (opera lirica)", whose "Cast della prima assoluta" table gives the same fifteen principals and the same date, venue and conductor. The rip is an off-air recording of that relay: three continuous mp3s totalling 2h01m39s decoded, no internal splices, ending in a full curtain call. Orchestra and chorus left unset - neither source names them. Top billing follows the sources' own cast order (Gennaro, Amalia, Maria Rosaria); the opera has no title character.

World premiere of Nino Rota's Napoli milionaria, Teatro Nuovo, Spoleto, 22 June 1977, opening the XX Festival dei Due Mondi; RAI production, directed by Eduardo De Filippo, sets and costumes Bruno Garofalo, conducted by Bruno Bartoletti. Date and cast from the Universita di Roma La Sapienza database of televised Eduardo productions (w3.uniroma1.it/cta/eduardo/tv/lirica/napoli.html, read via the Wayback Machine capture of 26 October 2014), which records "Modalita di trasmissione: Diretta da teatro in mondovisione / Data di trasmissione: 22 giugno 1977 (R2)" - a live relay, so the transmission date is the performance date. A copy of that page was saved beside the files as a .mht. Corroborated by it.wikipedia "Napoli milionaria (opera lirica)", whose "Cast della prima assoluta" table gives the same fifteen principals and the same date, venue and conductor. The rip is an off-air recording of that relay: three continuous mp3s totalling 2h01m39s decoded, no internal splices, ending in a full curtain call. Orchestra and chorus left unset - neither source names them. Top billing follows the sources' own cast order (Gennaro, Amalia, Maria Rosaria); the opera has no title character.

World premiere of Nino Rota's Napoli milionaria, Teatro Nuovo, Spoleto, 22 June 1977, opening the XX Festival dei Due Mondi; RAI production, directed by Eduardo De Filippo, sets and costumes Bruno Garofalo, conducted by Bruno Bartoletti. Date and cast from the Universita di Roma La Sapienza database of televised Eduardo productions (w3.uniroma1.it/cta/eduardo/tv/lirica/napoli.html, read via the Wayback Machine capture of 26 October 2014), which records "Modalita di trasmissione: Diretta da teatro in mondovisione / Data di trasmissione: 22 giugno 1977 (R2)" - a live relay, so the transmission date is the performance date. A copy of that page was saved beside the files as a .mht. Corroborated by it.wikipedia "Napoli milionaria (opera lirica)", whose "Cast della prima assoluta" table gives the same fifteen principals and the same date, venue and conductor. The rip is an off-air recording of that relay: three continuous mp3s totalling 2h01m39s decoded, no internal splices, ending in a full curtain call. Orchestra and chorus left unset - neither source names them. Top billing follows the sources' own cast order (Gennaro, Amalia, Maria Rosaria); the opera has no title character.

World premiere of Nino Rota's Napoli milionaria, Teatro Nuovo, Spoleto, 22 June 1977, opening the XX Festival dei Due Mondi; RAI production, directed by Eduardo De Filippo, sets and costumes Bruno Garofalo, conducted by Bruno Bartoletti. Date and cast from the Universita di Roma La Sapienza database of televised Eduardo productions (w3.uniroma1.it/cta/eduardo/tv/lirica/napoli.html, read via the Wayback Machine capture of 26 October 2014), which records "Modalita di trasmissione: Diretta da teatro in mondovisione / Data di trasmissione: 22 giugno 1977 (R2)" - a live relay, so the transmission date is the performance date. A copy of that page was saved beside the files as a .mht. Corroborated by it.wikipedia "Napoli milionaria (opera lirica)", whose "Cast della prima assoluta" table gives the same fifteen principals and the same date, venue and conductor. The rip is an off-air recording of that relay: three continuous mp3s totalling 2h01m39s decoded, no internal splices, ending in a full curtain call. Orchestra and chorus left unset - neither source names them. Top billing follows the sources' own cast order (Gennaro, Amalia, Maria Rosaria); the opera has no title character.

World premiere of Nino Rota's Napoli milionaria, Teatro Nuovo, Spoleto, 22 June 1977, opening the XX Festival dei Due Mondi; RAI production, directed by Eduardo De Filippo, sets and costumes Bruno Garofalo, conducted by Bruno Bartoletti. Date and cast from the Universita di Roma La Sapienza database of televised Eduardo productions (w3.uniroma1.it/cta/eduardo/tv/lirica/napoli.html, read via the Wayback Machine capture of 26 October 2014), which records "Modalita di trasmissione: Diretta da teatro in mondovisione / Data di trasmissione: 22 giugno 1977 (R2)" - a live relay, so the transmission date is the performance date. A copy of that page was saved beside the files as a .mht. Corroborated by it.wikipedia "Napoli milionaria (opera lirica)", whose "Cast della prima assoluta" table gives the same fifteen principals and the same date, venue and conductor. The rip is an off-air recording of that relay: three continuous mp3s totalling 2h01m39s decoded, no internal splices, ending in a full curtain call. Orchestra and chorus left unset - neither source names them. Top billing follows the sources' own cast order (Gennaro, Amalia, Maria Rosaria); the opera has no title character.

World premiere of Nino Rota's Napoli milionaria, Teatro Nuovo, Spoleto, 22 June 1977, opening the XX Festival dei Due Mondi; RAI production, directed by Eduardo De Filippo, sets and costumes Bruno Garofalo, conducted by Bruno Bartoletti. Date and cast from the Universita di Roma La Sapienza database of televised Eduardo productions (w3.uniroma1.it/cta/eduardo/tv/lirica/napoli.html, read via the Wayback Machine capture of 26 October 2014), which records "Modalita di trasmissione: Diretta da teatro in mondovisione / Data di trasmissione: 22 giugno 1977 (R2)" - a live relay, so the transmission date is the performance date. A copy of that page was saved beside the files as a .mht. Corroborated by it.wikipedia "Napoli milionaria (opera lirica)", whose "Cast della prima assoluta" table gives the same fifteen principals and the same date, venue and conductor. The rip is an off-air recording of that relay: three continuous mp3s totalling 2h01m39s decoded, no internal splices, ending in a full curtain call. Orchestra and chorus left unset - neither source names them. Top billing follows the sources' own cast order (Gennaro, Amalia, Maria Rosaria); the opera has no title character.

World premiere of Nino Rota's Napoli milionaria, Teatro Nuovo, Spoleto, 22 June 1977, opening the XX Festival dei Due Mondi; RAI production, directed by Eduardo De Filippo, sets and costumes Bruno Garofalo, conducted by Bruno Bartoletti. Date and cast from the Universita di Roma La Sapienza database of televised Eduardo productions (w3.uniroma1.it/cta/eduardo/tv/lirica/napoli.html, read via the Wayback Machine capture of 26 October 2014), which records "Modalita di trasmissione: Diretta da teatro in mondovisione / Data di trasmissione: 22 giugno 1977 (R2)" - a live relay, so the transmission date is the performance date. A copy of that page was saved beside the files as a .mht. Corroborated by it.wikipedia "Napoli milionaria (opera lirica)", whose "Cast della prima assoluta" table gives the same fifteen principals and the same date, venue and conductor. The rip is an off-air recording of that relay: three continuous mp3s totalling 2h01m39s decoded, no internal splices, ending in a full curtain call. Orchestra and chorus left unset - neither source names them. Top billing follows the sources' own cast order (Gennaro, Amalia, Maria Rosaria); the opera has no title character.

World premiere of Nino Rota's Napoli milionaria, Teatro Nuovo, Spoleto, 22 June 1977, opening the XX Festival dei Due Mondi; RAI production, directed by Eduardo De Filippo, sets and costumes Bruno Garofalo, conducted by Bruno Bartoletti. Date and cast from the Universita di Roma La Sapienza database of televised Eduardo productions (w3.uniroma1.it/cta/eduardo/tv/lirica/napoli.html, read via the Wayback Machine capture of 26 October 2014), which records "Modalita di trasmissione: Diretta da teatro in mondovisione / Data di trasmissione: 22 giugno 1977 (R2)" - a live relay, so the transmission date is the performance date. A copy of that page was saved beside the files as a .mht. Corroborated by it.wikipedia "Napoli milionaria (opera lirica)", whose "Cast della prima assoluta" table gives the same fifteen principals and the same date, venue and conductor. The rip is an off-air recording of that relay: three continuous mp3s totalling 2h01m39s decoded, no internal splices, ending in a full curtain call. Orchestra and chorus left unset - neither source names them. Top billing follows the sources' own cast order (Gennaro, Amalia, Maria Rosaria); the opera has no title character.

World premiere of Nino Rota's Napoli milionaria, Teatro Nuovo, Spoleto, 22 June 1977, opening the XX Festival dei Due Mondi; RAI production, directed by Eduardo De Filippo, sets and costumes Bruno Garofalo, conducted by Bruno Bartoletti. Date and cast from the Universita di Roma La Sapienza database of televised Eduardo productions (w3.uniroma1.it/cta/eduardo/tv/lirica/napoli.html, read via the Wayback Machine capture of 26 October 2014), which records "Modalita di trasmissione: Diretta da teatro in mondovisione / Data di trasmissione: 22 giugno 1977 (R2)" - a live relay, so the transmission date is the performance date. A copy of that page was saved beside the files as a .mht. Corroborated by it.wikipedia "Napoli milionaria (opera lirica)", whose "Cast della prima assoluta" table gives the same fifteen principals and the same date, venue and conductor. The rip is an off-air recording of that relay: three continuous mp3s totalling 2h01m39s decoded, no internal splices, ending in a full curtain call. Orchestra and chorus left unset - neither source names them. Top billing follows the sources' own cast order (Gennaro, Amalia, Maria Rosaria); the opera has no title character.

World premiere of Nino Rota's Napoli milionaria, Teatro Nuovo, Spoleto, 22 June 1977, opening the XX Festival dei Due Mondi; RAI production, directed by Eduardo De Filippo, sets and costumes Bruno Garofalo, conducted by Bruno Bartoletti. Date and cast from the Universita di Roma La Sapienza database of televised Eduardo productions (w3.uniroma1.it/cta/eduardo/tv/lirica/napoli.html, read via the Wayback Machine capture of 26 October 2014), which records "Modalita di trasmissione: Diretta da teatro in mondovisione / Data di trasmissione: 22 giugno 1977 (R2)" - a live relay, so the transmission date is the performance date. A copy of that page was saved beside the files as a .mht. Corroborated by it.wikipedia "Napoli milionaria (opera lirica)", whose "Cast della prima assoluta" table gives the same fifteen principals and the same date, venue and conductor. The rip is an off-air recording of that relay: three continuous mp3s totalling 2h01m39s decoded, no internal splices, ending in a full curtain call. Orchestra and chorus left unset - neither source names them. Top billing follows the sources' own cast order (Gennaro, Amalia, Maria Rosaria); the opera has no title character.

World premiere of Nino Rota's Napoli milionaria, Teatro Nuovo, Spoleto, 22 June 1977, opening the XX Festival dei Due Mondi; RAI production, directed by Eduardo De Filippo, sets and costumes Bruno Garofalo, conducted by Bruno Bartoletti. Date and cast from the Universita di Roma La Sapienza database of televised Eduardo productions (w3.uniroma1.it/cta/eduardo/tv/lirica/napoli.html, read via the Wayback Machine capture of 26 October 2014), which records "Modalita di trasmissione: Diretta da teatro in mondovisione / Data di trasmissione: 22 giugno 1977 (R2)" - a live relay, so the transmission date is the performance date. A copy of that page was saved beside the files as a .mht. Corroborated by it.wikipedia "Napoli milionaria (opera lirica)", whose "Cast della prima assoluta" table gives the same fifteen principals and the same date, venue and conductor. The rip is an off-air recording of that relay: three continuous mp3s totalling 2h01m39s decoded, no internal splices, ending in a full curtain call. Orchestra and chorus left unset - neither source names them. Top billing follows the sources' own cast order (Gennaro, Amalia, Maria Rosaria); the opera has no title character.

World premiere of Nino Rota's Napoli milionaria, Teatro Nuovo, Spoleto, 22 June 1977, opening the XX Festival dei Due Mondi; RAI production, directed by Eduardo De Filippo, sets and costumes Bruno Garofalo, conducted by Bruno Bartoletti. Date and cast from the Universita di Roma La Sapienza database of televised Eduardo productions (w3.uniroma1.it/cta/eduardo/tv/lirica/napoli.html, read via the Wayback Machine capture of 26 October 2014), which records "Modalita di trasmissione: Diretta da teatro in mondovisione / Data di trasmissione: 22 giugno 1977 (R2)" - a live relay, so the transmission date is the performance date. A copy of that page was saved beside the files as a .mht. Corroborated by it.wikipedia "Napoli milionaria (opera lirica)", whose "Cast della prima assoluta" table gives the same fifteen principals and the same date, venue and conductor. The rip is an off-air recording of that relay: three continuous mp3s totalling 2h01m39s decoded, no internal splices, ending in a full curtain call. Orchestra and chorus left unset - neither source names them. Top billing follows the sources' own cast order (Gennaro, Amalia, Maria Rosaria); the opera has no title character.

World premiere of Nino Rota's Napoli milionaria, Teatro Nuovo, Spoleto, 22 June 1977, opening the XX Festival dei Due Mondi; RAI production, directed by Eduardo De Filippo, sets and costumes Bruno Garofalo, conducted by Bruno Bartoletti. Date and cast from the Universita di Roma La Sapienza database of televised Eduardo productions (w3.uniroma1.it/cta/eduardo/tv/lirica/napoli.html, read via the Wayback Machine capture of 26 October 2014), which records "Modalita di trasmissione: Diretta da teatro in mondovisione / Data di trasmissione: 22 giugno 1977 (R2)" - a live relay, so the transmission date is the performance date. A copy of that page was saved beside the files as a .mht. Corroborated by it.wikipedia "Napoli milionaria (opera lirica)", whose "Cast della prima assoluta" table gives the same fifteen principals and the same date, venue and conductor. The rip is an off-air recording of that relay: three continuous mp3s totalling 2h01m39s decoded, no internal splices, ending in a full curtain call. Orchestra and chorus left unset - neither source names them. Top billing follows the sources' own cast order (Gennaro, Amalia, Maria Rosaria); the opera has no title character.

World premiere of Nino Rota's Napoli milionaria, Teatro Nuovo, Spoleto, 22 June 1977, opening the XX Festival dei Due Mondi; RAI production, directed by Eduardo De Filippo, sets and costumes Bruno Garofalo, conducted by Bruno Bartoletti. Date and cast from the Universita di Roma La Sapienza database of televised Eduardo productions (w3.uniroma1.it/cta/eduardo/tv/lirica/napoli.html, read via the Wayback Machine capture of 26 October 2014), which records "Modalita di trasmissione: Diretta da teatro in mondovisione / Data di trasmissione: 22 giugno 1977 (R2)" - a live relay, so the transmission date is the performance date. A copy of that page was saved beside the files as a .mht. Corroborated by it.wikipedia "Napoli milionaria (opera lirica)", whose "Cast della prima assoluta" table gives the same fifteen principals and the same date, venue and conductor. The rip is an off-air recording of that relay: three continuous mp3s totalling 2h01m39s decoded, no internal splices, ending in a full curtain call. Orchestra and chorus left unset - neither source names them. Top billing follows the sources' own cast order (Gennaro, Amalia, Maria Rosaria); the opera has no title character.

World premiere of Nino Rota's Napoli milionaria, Teatro Nuovo, Spoleto, 22 June 1977, opening the XX Festival dei Due Mondi; RAI production, directed by Eduardo De Filippo, sets and costumes Bruno Garofalo, conducted by Bruno Bartoletti. Date and cast from the Universita di Roma La Sapienza database of televised Eduardo productions (w3.uniroma1.it/cta/eduardo/tv/lirica/napoli.html, read via the Wayback Machine capture of 26 October 2014), which records "Modalita di trasmissione: Diretta da teatro in mondovisione / Data di trasmissione: 22 giugno 1977 (R2)" - a live relay, so the transmission date is the performance date. A copy of that page was saved beside the files as a .mht. Corroborated by it.wikipedia "Napoli milionaria (opera lirica)", whose "Cast della prima assoluta" table gives the same fifteen principals and the same date, venue and conductor. The rip is an off-air recording of that relay: three continuous mp3s totalling 2h01m39s decoded, no internal splices, ending in a full curtain call. Orchestra and chorus left unset - neither source names them. Top billing follows the sources' own cast order (Gennaro, Amalia, Maria Rosaria); the opera has no title character.