The tenor does not reciprocate a whistle, which would have signaled a raid that would have killed the title character, who later cheats at a game of poker to save a man named Ramirez from Jack Rance.
In this opera's aria, "Ti Voglio Bene" one character tells the soprano that he will give her $1000 for a kiss. In "Ugh! Neve! Va! Riposati sul fieno" the tenor swears he has never met Nina Micheltorena, while at the beginning of the opera men named Happy, Harry, and Handsome help gather a fund to send Jim Larkens back home. The tenor does not reciprocate a whistle, which would have signaled a raid that would have killed the title character, who later cheats at a game of poker to save a man named Ramirez from Jack Rance. In the aria "Ch'ella mi creda" the tenor begs the chorus to tell his lover that he is "far away and free" and not to reveal that he was hanged by miners for being a bandit. For 10 points, Dick Johnson rides off into the sunset with Minnie at the end of this opera about the California Gold Rush by Puccini.
In this opera's aria, "Ti Voglio Bene" one character tells the soprano that he will give her $1000 for a kiss.
La {Fanciulla del West} (accept {Girl} of the {Golden West})