Don Quixote is a comedy in five acts by Henri Cain, after Le Lorrain, with a music by J. Massenet. This special edition features pictures of the Monte Carlo theatre in 1910, texts in French and music for Piano and Voice with French lyrics. The comedy lasts approximately 1 hour 10 minutes in total.

The five acts depict the heroic story of Don Quixote de la Mancha:
Act 1: A public square (Une place publique)
Act 2: The windmills (Les moulins)
Act 3: In the Sierra (Dans la Sierra)
Act 4: The patio of the beautiful lady (Le patio de la belle Dulcinée)
Act 5: Don Quixotes Death (La mort de Don Quichotte)

This comedy was well-acclaimed when first played in Monte Carlo. It was then taken to Paris to be played at the Theatre of the Gaîeté Lyrique.

J. Massenet wrote thirty famous operas which include 'Werther' and 'Thais', also edited as special collection by Alphonse Leduc.