Haapaniemen hanhenpoika: Huvi-näytelmä yhdessä näytöksessä

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Haapaniemen hanhenpoika: Huvi-näytelmä yhdessä näytöksessä

by W. Friedrich, Jean-François-Alfred Bayard, Gustave Lemoine

FI·~56 minutes·3 chapters

Chapters

3 total

HAAPANIEMEN HANHENPOIKA

0:05

W. FRIEDRICH

0:09

JÄSENET:

56:04

Description

Set in a bustling 19th‑century Finnish manor, the play opens with Captain Stool and his loyal servant Jaako puzzling over a mysterious letter that could determine their daughter Aini’s future. The domestic scene is lively, the stage split between a modest parlor and a grand armchair, and the dialogue crackles with the everyday concerns of a family trying to keep order amid a flurry of expectations.

Around them swirl a cast of eccentric figures: the flamboyant suitor Sirkkunen, the nervous but well‑meaning Jaako, and the ever‑dramatic wife Klara, whose sudden cries of “monster!” set the tone for the comedy. As matchmaking schemes collide with rumors of a looming disturbance, misunderstandings mount, promising a cascade of witty repartee and farcical twists that keep the audience guessing what will happen next.

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Language

fi

Duration

~56 minutes (54K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2016-09-22

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the authors

WF

W. Friedrich

d. 1879

Best known as the librettist behind popular 19th-century operas such as Martha and Alessandro Stradella, this German writer worked under the pen name Wilhelm Friedrich and helped shape the musical stage of his time.

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Jean-François-Alfred Bayard

Jean-François-Alfred Bayard

1796–1853

A prolific force in 19th-century French theater, this playwright helped shape popular vaudeville and comic opera with a lively stream of stage works and librettos. His career bridged legal training and show business, leading to success on the Paris stage.

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GL

Gustave Lemoine

1802–1885

A prolific figure of 19th-century French popular theater, he wrote plays, librettos, songs, and verse that moved easily between the stage and the salon. His work is especially tied to vaudeville and to the music of his wife, the composer Loïsa Puget.

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