ACT I - The main office of the Royal Madrid Brigandage Association Ltd., near a haunted castle in the mountains.
ACT II - The garden of the Monastery of St. Benedict, adjoining the Convent School of St. Ursula.
- No. 8 - Opening Chorus of Monks and Novices
- "In our quiet cloister, monkish brethren dwell, peaceful as an oyster..."
- No. 9 - Song - Yvonne and Monks
- "Where are the stars so brightly twinkling as in fair Andalusia? ..."
- No. 10 - Song - Romero and Male Chorus
- "When I went my rounds one day, seeking charity, charity, charity..."
- No. 11a - Ensemble
- "Who can this be? We'll stay and see, with worldly curiositee! ..."
- No. 11b - Song - Duke and Chorus
- "Who was it in Eden encountered the snake? Woman, attractive woman ..."
- No. 12 - The Angelus - Dolores and Chorus
- "The Angelus sounds from the convent bells like a dear voice low and tender..."
- No. 13 - Waltz Song - Yvonne
- "Cupid once found me a-dreaming, lulled by the soft summer breeze..."
- No. 14 - Monks' Chant
- "I love thee, I adore thee, O my heart, life, and soul, all are thine..."
- No. 15 - Scene and Quartet - Alvarado, Dolores, Yvonne and Romero
- "I'm sure 'tis she! Just wait! I'll see..."
- No. 16 - Finale Act II
- "Dishonor most appalling, and terrible disgrace are threatening the falling of this monastic place..."
ACT III - The same as Act I.
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