Brough, William

Also known as

William BroughBrough, William, 1826-1870

Born 1826-01-01

Died 1870-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL1916540A
Open LibraryOL3126673A
Open LibraryOL4278578A
Open LibraryOL14026517A
Open LibraryOL15260811A

Top Subjects

Musicals -- Librettos (10)
Money (3)
Boucicault, Dion, -- 1820-1890 -- Parodies, imitations, etc (1)
Boucicault, Dion, -- 1820-1890 (1)
Adelphi Theatre (London, England) (1)
Shakespeare, William, -- 1564-1616 (1)
Shakespeare, William, -- 1564-1616 -- Parodies, imitations, etc (1)

Books by Brough, William

Total count: 68

An April foola farce in one act

T.H. Lacy1800-01-01
Doing bantingan apropos farce in one act

T.H. Lacy1800-01-01
The area bellean original farce in one act

T.H. Lacy1800-01-01
An April foola farce in one act

T.H. Lacy1800-01-01
The censusa farce in one act

S. French1800-01-01
A shilling day at the great exhibitiona farce in one act

T.H. Lacy1800-01-01
Going to the dogs!an entirely original farce in one act

T.H. Lacy1800-01-01
Trying it ona farce in one act

S. French1800-01-01
The Colleen Bawn settled at lasta farcical extravaganza in one act

T.H. Lacy1800-01-01
My heart's in the Highlandsa farce in one act

T.H. Lacy1800-01-01
The area bellean original farce in one act

T.H. Lacy1800-01-01
The sphinxa touch of the ancients, in one act

National Acting Drama Office1849-01-01
Trying it ona farce in one act.

Lacy1850-01-01
Plays.

S. French1850-01-01
The corsair, or, The little fairy at the bottom of the seaa new Christmas burlesque and pantomime, founded upon the ballet of Le corsaire

S. French1850-01-01
A phenomenon in a smock frocka comic drama in one act

S. French1850-01-01
How to make home happya comic drama in one act

T.H. Lacy1853-01-01
How to make home happya comic drama in one act

T.H. Lacy1853-01-01
A comical countessa farce in one act

Samuel French1854-01-01
Bonâ fide travelers, a point of law arising out of the new beer billa farce

T.H. Lacy1854-01-01
Prince Prettypet and the butterflya new and original fairy extravaganza in two acts

Allcroft1854-01-01
Number one, round the cornera farce in one act

S. French & Son.1854-01-01
Bonâ fide travellersa point of law, arising out of the new beer bill : a farce

T.H. Lacy1854-01-01
Perdita, or, The royal milkmaidbeing the legend upon which Shakespeare is supposed to have founded his Winter's tale : a new and original burlesque

T.H. Lacy1856-01-01
Conrad and Medora, or, Harlequin corsair and the little fairy at the bottom of the seaa new Christmas burlesque and pantomime founded upon the ballet of Le Corsaire

T.H. Lacy1856-01-01
Conrad and Medora, or, Harlequin corsair and the little fairy at the bottom of the seaa new Christmas burlesque and pantomime founded upon the ballet of Le Corsaire

T.H. Lacy1856-01-01
The Corsairor, The little fairy at the bottom of the sea; a new Christmas burlesque and pantomime, founded upon the ballet of "Le Corsaire."

Samuel French1856-01-01
Number one, round the cornera farce in one act

W.V. Spencer1856-01-01
Trying it ona farce in one act

Dramatic publishing co.1856-01-01
Lalla Rookh, or The princess, the peri & the troubadoura burlesque and pantomime, in one act

T.H. Lacy1857-01-01
Lalla Rookh, or, The princess, the peri, & the troubadoura burlesque and pantomime in one act

S. French1857-01-01
Lalla Rookh; or, the princess, the peri, & the troubadoura burlesque and pantomime inone act.

Lacy1858-01-01
Dinorah under difficultiesa piece of extravaganza in one act

T.H. Lacy1859-01-01
A valentinea "compliment of the season", in one act

T.H. Lacy1860-01-01
The sylphidea new and original extravaganza in one act

T.H. Lacy1860-01-01
Endymion, or, The naughty boy who cried for the moona classical mythological extravaganza in one act

Samuel French1860-01-01
The sylphidea new and original extravaganza in one act

T.H. Lacy1860-01-01
A new and original Christmas pantomime entitled: Froggee would a wooing go, or, The pretty princess and the fairy of the dancing water

s.n.1860-01-01
Perseus and Andromeda, or, The maid and the monstera classical extravaganza

T.H. Lacy1861-01-01
The pretty horsebreakeran apropos sketch in one act

Thomas Hailes Lacy1861-01-01
Prince Amabel, or, The fairy rosesan original fairy extravaganza

T.H. Lacy1862-01-01
The great sensation trial, or, Circumstantial Effie-Deansa burlesque extravaganza

Office of the Dramatic Author's Society1863-01-01
King Arthur, or, The days and knights of the round tablea new and original Christmas extravaganza in one act

T.H. Lacy1863-01-01
A valentine!a compliment of the season in one act

T.H. Lacy1863-01-01
The actor's retreatan extravaganza in one act and in prose

T.H. Lacy1864-01-01
Hercules and Omphale, or, The power of lovean original classical extravaganza

T.H. Lacy1864-01-01
Papillonetta, or, The prince, the butterfly, and the beetlean original burlesque extravaganza

T.H. Lacy1865-01-01
Upstairs and downstairs, or, The great per-centage questiona farce in one act

T.H. Lacy1865-01-01
Ernani, or, The horn of dilemmaa new and original burlesque extravaganza

S. French1865-01-01
Papillonetta, or, The prince, the butterfly, and the beetlean original burlesque extravaganza

T.H. Lacy1865-01-01
Ernani, or, The horn of a dilemmaa new and original burlesque extravaganza

Samuel French1865-01-01
Upstairs and downstairs, or, The great per-centage questiona farce in one act

T.H. Lacy1865-01-01
Pygmalion, or, The statue fairan original burlesque

T.H. Lacy1867-01-01
Kind to a faultan original comedy, in two acts

Thomas Hailes Lacy1867-01-01
The Caliph of Baghdadan original oriental, operatic extravaganza

T.H. Lacy1867-01-01
The Caliph of Baghdadan original oriental, operatic extravaganza

T.H. Lacy1867-01-01
The field of the cloth of goldan original grand historical extravaganza

T.H. Lacy1868-01-01
The gnome king and the good fairy of the silver minean original extravaganza

T.H. Lacy1868-01-01
Joan of Arc!a new and original historical burlesque

Samuel French1869-01-01
Joan of Arca new and original historical burlesque

T.H. Lacy1869-01-01
Turko the Terrible, or, The great princess show

Burt1876-01-01
A private letter on the silver question

1890-01-01
The natural law of moneythe successive steps in the growth of money traced from the days of barter to the introduction of the modern clearing-house, and monetary principles examined in their relation to past and present legislation

Putnam1894-01-01
The natural law of moneythe successive steps in the growth of money traced from the days of barter to the introduction of the modern clearing-house, and monetary principles examined in their relation to past and present legislation

G.P. Putnam's Sons1895-01-01
Open mints and free banking.

Putnam1898-01-01
India's famine and its cause

s.n.1900-01-01
Endymionor the naughty boy who cried for the moon; a classical mythological extravaganza in one act

Thomas Hailes Lacy
The natural law of money. --

Greenwood Press