Another character in this work offers proof of her nationality by dancing a czardas after flirting by counting heartbeats and the ticks of a watch.
One character in this work sings snippets of an aria from The Magic Flute and "La donna e mobile" from Rigoletto, greatly annoying Frosch. The Chevalier Chagrin is impressed by the acting prowess of another character in this work, but when she turns to him for aid, he admits he is actually Frank. Another character in this work offers proof of her nationality by dancing a czardas after flirting by counting heartbeats and the ticks of a watch. That watch provides evidence of an indiscretion perpetrated by the supposed Marquis Renard, who successfully blames the champagne that flowed freely at Prince Orlofsky's ball. Rosalinde tricks her husband as part of a revenge plot by Dr. Falke against Eisenstein in, for 10 points, this Johann Strauss opera named for Falke's winged costume.
One character in this work sings snippets of an aria from The Magic Flute and "La donna e mobile" from Rigoletto, greatly annoying Frosch.
Die {Fledermaus} or The {Bat}