Complete book and lyrics to the 1908 Broadway musical "Algeria," by Glen MacDonough. With music by Victor Herbert, "Algeria" reflects the theatrical trends of its time, blending elements of operetta with the emerging American musical style. Glen MacDonough had a significant partnership with Herbert. MacDonough's work in "Algeria" showcased his ability to craft engaging narratives and witty lyrics that complemented Herbert's music. MacDonough was adept at creating stories that were both entertaining and resonant with contemporary audiences. His previous collaborations with Herbert, such as "Babes in Toyland," had already established his talent for integrating whimsical, fantastical elements with cohesive storytelling The storyline featured a blend of romantic entanglements, mistaken identities, and humorous subplots, all set within the enchanting, imagined landscape of Algeria. "Algeria" is a testament to the creative synergy between Victor Herbert and Glen MacDonough. The musical encapsulates the charm and complexity of early American musical theater, offering insights into the cultural and artistic trends of its time. While it may not have become a staple in the musical theater repertoire, "Algeria" contributes to the rich tapestry of early 20th-century American stage productions, reflecting both the aspirations and the entertainments of its era.