One character in this opera has no lines except for whispering "and in other places" into his boss's ear.
One character in this opera has no lines except for whispering "and in other places" into his boss's ear. The closing scene of this opera reprises the melody from a barcarolle at the start of the second act about the poor girl Nina, who is beloved by the rich senator Tredenti. The protagonist of this opera wonders whether he should enlist in the army for quick money in the aria "Venti Scudi," although in reality he has just inherited a fortune from his dead uncle. The female lead sings "Della crudele Isotta" after reading the story of  Tristan and Isolde. That character decides to marry Sergeant Belcore as soon as possible when she feels ignored by the protagonist. When the protagonist of this opera realizes that Adina is in love with him, he sings the aria "Una furtiva lagrima." For 10 points, name this opera in which Dr. Dulcamara sells Nemorino the title potion, composed by Gaetano Donizetti.
One character in this opera has no lines except for whispering "and in other places" into his boss's ear.
The Elixir of Love [or L'Elisir d'amore]