to Szibill for his unwanted advances, while Anna's jealousy is calmed by Petrov. Poire and Margot (who had apparently been seduced by the Governor) sort out their differences too, Szibill succeeds in obtaining a pardon for Petrov's desertion, and all ends happily as the singer looks forward to an unclouded new life with her lover in Paris. Sources Kemp, Peter (1987). Liner Notes: Treasures of Operetta II. Chandos Records New York Times (January 11, 1916). "'Sybil Presented with Three Stars" See also The Marriage Market by the same lyricist and composers Hungarian-language operettas 1914 operas Russia in fiction Operas by Victor Jacobi