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"A traveling troupe of entertainers, Canio, his wife Nedda, Peppe and Tonio, arrive in the village for an evening performance. Nedda and her lover, Silvio a young lad from the village, plan to leave together that night. Tonio overhears the plot and tells Canio."
"The head of a group of strolling comedians murders his wife and her lover during a performance."
"Presents excerpts from the opera in which the clown, Signor Canio, realizes his wife has left him for a younger man and sings opera's most famous aria."@en
"Film adaptation of the opera by Ruggiero Leoncavallo. Conducted by Albert Coates."@en
"Tells of the comedies and tragedies of a traveling circus group."@en
"Film of the Leoncavallo opera about an actor who murders his wife and her lover during a stage performance."
"A traveling troupe of entertainers, Canio, his wife Nedda, Peppe and Tonio, arrive in the village for an evening performance. Nedda and her lover, Silvio a young lad from the village, plan to leave together that night. Tonio overhears the plot and tells Canio. Film is presented probably with a 20 minute commentary."
"Presents scenes and the narrative from the January 1970 Metropolitan Opera production of Leoncavllo's pera I Pagliacci, starring Teresa Stratas, Richard Tucker, and Sherrill Milnes."@en
"The leader of a travelling comedy troupe becomes jealous over his young wife's supposed unfaithfulness."
"In Pagliacci, the clown, Signor Canio, with the painted smile and broken heart, realizing his wife has left him for a younger man, sings operas most famous aria. In City of song, a fancy lady seduces a peasant tenor with a glorious voice into making a career, with unhappy consequences."@en
"The clown, Signor Canio, with the painted smile and broken heart, realizing his wife has left him for a younger man, sings opera's most famous aria."