Storks; a Musical Fantasy in two Acts

"The Storks; a Musical Fantasy in two Acts" is a charming theatrical work by Guy F. Steely and Frederic Chapin, published around 1901. This musical piece, presented in two acts, blends elements of fantasy and musical composition, offering a glimpse into the entertainment preferences of the early 20th century. With its intended staging, the composition provides insights into the performance practices and artistic sensibilities prevalent at the time. "The Storks" represents a contribution to the landscape of musical theater and remains a valuable resource for those studying the history of opera and stage performance.

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