Francis Cowley Burnand
Also known as
Burnand, Francis Cowley SirBurnand, F. C SirBurnand Sir Francis CowleySir Francis Cowley BurnandF. C. BurnandF. C. (Francis Cowley) BurnandF.C. Burnand [Introduction by Robert LyndSir Francis C. BurnandBurnand, F. C
Born 1836-01-01
Died 1917-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1464218A
- VIAF69306947
- WikidataQ5217819
- ISNI0000000081495447
- Project Gutenberg5304
Top Subjects
- Musicals -- Librettos (27)
- Librettos (23)
- Musicals (19)
- English wit and humor (7)
- Operas (4)
- Parodies, imitations (4)
- Juvenile fiction (4)
Books by Francis Cowley Burnand
Total count: 282
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Alonzo the brave, or, Faust and the fair Imogenea tragical, comical, demoniacal, and whatever-you-like-to-call-it burlesqueT.H. Lacy1800-01-01
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Betsya comedy in three actsDick & Fitzgerald1800-01-01
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Sir George and a dragon, or "We are seven"a burlesque extravaganza1800-01-01
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Sir Dagobert and the dragona romantic extravaganza, in four actsHappy Hours company1800-01-01
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In for a holydayan original farce in one actS. French1800-01-01
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Romance under difficultiesan original farce in one actT.H. Lacy1800-01-01
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Proof positivea comedyH. Youd1800-01-01
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Betsya comedy in three actsDick & Fitzgerald1800-01-01
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The latest edition of Helen, or, Taken from the Greeka burlesque in three scenes : a companion picture to Paris, or, Vive l'emprièreT.H. Lacy1800-01-01
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A new and original burlesque entitled The beast and the beauty, or, No rose without a thornPhillips1800-01-01
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B. B.an original farce in one actT. H. Lacy1800-01-01
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An entirely new and original burlesque, being the very latest edition of a nautical tradition, told by one of the floating population to the marines, who entitled it, The red rover, or I believe you, my buoy!Aubert's Steam printing Works1800-01-01
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To let, furnisheda comedietta in one actHappy Hours1800-01-01
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Betsycomedy in three actsS. French1800-01-01
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In for a holydayan original farce in one actS. French1800-01-01
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Cox and boxa romance of real life in one actS. French1800-01-01
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In for a holydayan original farce in one actSamuel French1800-01-01
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Alonzo the brave, or, Faust and the fair Imogenea tragical, comical, demoniacal, and whatever-you-like-to-call-it burlesqueT.H. Lacy1800-01-01
Romance under difficultiesan original farce, in one actS. French1800-01-01-
Lord Lovel and Lady Nancy Bell, or The bounding Brigand of the Bakumboiluma thrillingly-interesting and tragically-startling burlesqueT.H. Lacy1850-01-01
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In for a holydayan original farce in one act.Thomas Hailes Lacy1850-01-01
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Vilikins and his Dinaha tragico-comico burlesque in one actT.H. Lacy1855-01-01
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Vilikins and his Dinaha tragico-comico burlesque in one actT.H. Lacy1855-01-01
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Villikins and his Dinaha tragico-comico burlesque in one act.Thomas Hailes Lacy1855-01-01
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Lord Lovel and Lady Nancy Bell, or, The bounding brigand of the Bakumboiluma thrillingly interesting and tragically startling burlesqueS. French1856-01-01
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Lord Lovel and Lady Nancy Bell; or; The bounding Brigand of the Bakumboiluma thrillingly-interesting and tragically-startling burlesque.Thomas Hailes Lacy1856-01-01
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Lord Lovel and Lady Nancy Bell, or, The bounding brigand of the Bakumboiluma thrillingly interesting and tragically startling burlesqueS. French1856-01-01
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Romance under difficultiesan original farce in one actT.H. Lacy1856-01-01
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Romance under difficultiesan original farce in one act.Thomas Hailes Lacy1856-01-01
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My time, and what I've done with itan autobiography ; with a portrait of the authorA new and rev. ed.Burns and Oates1856-01-01
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The girls of the period, or The island of Nowarpartickilara folly in two scenes, of prose, rhyme, dance, and songPhillips1860-01-01
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B. B.an original farce in one actS. French1860-01-01
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Alonzo the brave; or, Faust and the fair Imogenea tragical, comical demoniacal and whatever-you-like-to-call-it burlesque.Thomas Hailes Lacy1860-01-01
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Deerfoota farce in one actR.M. De Witt1860-01-01
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The rise and fall of Richard III, or A new front to an old dickya richardsonian burlesquePhillips1860-01-01
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Didoa tragical, classical, and original burlesque in one actT.H. Lacy1860-01-01
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Fair Rosamond, or The maze, the maid, and the monarchan entirely new, but historically true version of the ancient strange storyT.H. Lacy1860-01-01
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Patient Penelope, or The return of Ulyssesa burlesque in one actT.H. Lacy1860-01-01
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Deerfoota farce in one actR.M. De Witt1860-01-01
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Easy shavinga farce in one actThomas Hailes Lacy1860-01-01
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Rumplestiltskin, or The woman at the wheelan extravaganza in one actT.H. Lacy1860-01-01
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Didoa tragical, classical, and original burlesque in one actT.H. Lacy1860-01-01
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The Turkish batha farce, in one act1860-01-01
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A grand new and original burlesque, entitled Der freischutz, or A good cast for a pieceMerser and Gardner1860-01-01
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King of the Merrows, or The prince and the pipera fairy extravaganzaT.H. Lacy1860-01-01
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A new and original burlesque, entitled The beast and the beauty, or No rose without a thornPhillips1860-01-01
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Deerfoota farce in one actThomas Hailes Lacy1861-01-01
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DeerfootA farce in one act ... As first performed at the Royal Olympic theatre, London ... Dec. 17, 1861 ...Robert M. De Witt1861-01-01
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King of the Merrows, or, The prince and the pipera fairy extravaganzaT.H. Lacy1861-01-01
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King of the Merrows; or, The Prince and the pipera fairy extravaganzaThomas Hailes Lacy1861-01-01
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Fair Rosamond, or, The maze, the maid, and the monarch!an entirely new, but historically true version of the ancient strange storySamuel French1862-01-01
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Fair Rosamund; or, The maze, the maid and the monarchan entirely new, but historically true version of the ancient Strange story.Thomas Hailes Lacy1862-01-01
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Fair Rosamond, or, The maze, the maid, and the monarch!an entirely new, but historically true version of the ancient strange storyT.H. Lacy1862-01-01
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Bishop Colenso utterly refuted, and categorically answered by Lord Dundreary2d. ed.R. Hatton and Son1862-01-01
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Robin Hood; or; The forester's fatean extravaganza.Thomas Hailes Lacy1862-01-01
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Fair Rosamond, or, The maze, the maid, and the monarch!an entirely new, but historically true version of the ancient strange storyT.H. Lacy1862-01-01
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Easy Shavinga farce in one actThomas Hailes Lacy1863-01-01
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Patient Penelope, or, The return of Ulyssesa burlesque in one actT.H. Lacy1863-01-01
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Acis and Galatea, or, The nimble nymph and the terrible troglodyte!an extravaganzaT.H. Lacy1863-01-01
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Madame Berliot's ball, or, The chalet in the valleya comic drama in two acts, five scenes, and six tableauxT.H. Lacy1863-01-01
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Easy shavinga farce in one actT.H. Lacy1863-01-01
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Madame Berliot's ball, or, The chalet in the valleya comic drama in two acts, five scenes, and six tableauxT.H. Lacy1863-01-01
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The deal boatmana serio comic drama, in two acts.Thomas Hailes Lacy1863-01-01
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The deal boatmana serio comic drama in two actsSamuel French1863-01-01
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Patient Penelope, or, The return of Ulyssesa burlesque in one actT.H. Lacy1863-01-01
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Madame Berliot's ball; or; The chalet in the valleya comic drama in two acts, five scenes and six tableaux.Thomas Hailes Lacy1863-01-01
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Patient Penelopeor, The return of Ulysses; a burlesque in one act.Thomas Hailes Lacy1863-01-01
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Ixionor, The man at the wheel; and original extravaganzaThomas Hailes Lacy1863-01-01
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The siege of Seringapatam; or, the maiden of Mesopotamiaa hippodramatic spectacle in three scenes & one grand act.Lacy1863-01-01
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Acis and Galateaor, The nimble nymph, and the terrible troglodyte! : An extravaganzaT.H. Lacy1863-01-01
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Ixion, or, The man at the wheelan original extravaganzaS. French1863-01-01
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Ixion: or, The man at the wheelan original extravaganza.Thomas Hailes Lacy1863-01-01
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Carte de visitean original farce or a piece of light photographical writing in one actT.H. Lacy1863-01-01
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Patient Penelope; or; The return of Ulyssesa burlesque in one act.Thomas Hailes Lacy1863-01-01
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Acis and Galataca; or, The nimble nymph and the terrible troglodytean extravaganza.Thomas HailesLacy1863-01-01
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Rumplestiltskin; or; The woman at the wheelan extravaganza in one act.Thomas Hailes Lacy1864-01-01
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Faust and Margueritean entirely new original travestie in one actT.H. Lacy1864-01-01
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Snowdrop, or; The seven mannikins and the magic mirroran entirely new & original burlesque extravaganza.Thomas Hailes Lacy1864-01-01
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Snowdrop, or, The seven mannikins and the magic mirroran entirely new & original burlesque extravaganzaT.H. Lacy1864-01-01
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Snowdrop, or, The seven mannikins and the magic mirroran entirely new & original burlesque extravaganzaT.H. Lacy1864-01-01
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Cupid and Psyche, or; Beautiful as a butterflya new and original extravaganza.Thomas Hailes Lacy1864-01-01
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The deal boatman[s.n.]1864-01-01
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Venus and Adonis, or, The two rivals & the small boarbeing a full, true and particular account, adapted to the requirements of the present age of an ancient mythological piece of scandalT.H. Lacy1864-01-01
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Faust and Margueritea ... travestie in one act.Lacy1864-01-01
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Faust and Margueritean entirely new original travestie in one act.Thomas Hailes Lacy1864-01-01
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Venus and Adonis; or; The two rivals & the small boarbeing a full, true and particular account, adapted to the requirements of the present age of an ancient mythological piece of scandal.Thomas Hailes Lacy1864-01-01
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Cupid and Psyche, or, Beautiful as a butterflya new and original extravaganzaT.H. Lacy1864-01-01
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Cupid and Psyche; or, Beautiful as a butterflya new and original extravaganzaT.H. Lacy1864-01-01
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Venus and Adonis, or, The two rivals & the small boarbeing a full, true, and particular account, adapted to the requirements of the present age, of an ancient mythological piece of scandalT.H. Lacy1864-01-01
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L'Africaineor, The queen of the Cannibal Islands : an original opera-burlesqueStrand1865-01-01
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Pirithou s, the son of Ixiona new and original extravaganza.Thomas Hailes Lacy1865-01-01
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Prithoüs, the son of Ixiona new and original extravaganzaT.H. Lacy1865-01-01
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Pirithoüsthe son of Ixion; a new and original extravaganza.Thomas Hailes Lacy1865-01-01
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Ulysses, or, The iron-clad warrior and the little tug of waran entirely original burlesqueT.H. Lacy1865-01-01
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Ulyssesor, The iron-clad warrior and the little tug of war. An entirely original burlesqueT.H. Lacy1865-01-01
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Cupid and Psych; or, beautiful as a butterfly, a new and originl extravaganza.Lacy1865-01-01
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Ulysses, or; The iron-clad warrior and the little tug of waran entirely original burlesque.ThomasHailes Lacy1865-01-01
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Windsor Castlean original opera-burlesque in one act.Thomas Hailes Lacy1865-01-01
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Dido, the celebrated widowa new and original extravaganzaT.H. Lacy1865-01-01
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L'Africaine, or, The queen of the Cannibal Islandsan original opera-burlesqueStrand1865-01-01
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Parisor, Vive Lemprière, an original burlesque.Thomas Hailes Lacy1866-01-01
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Paris; or; Vive lemprie rean original burlesque.Thomas Hailes Lacy1866-01-01
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A new and original burlesque entitled Guy Fawkes, or, The ugly mug and the couple of spoons1st ed.Strand Printing and Publishing1866-01-01
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A new ... burlesque entitled the latest edition of blackeyed Susan; or, the little bill that was taken up.(3rd ed.).Strand Printing and Publishing Co., Ltd1866-01-01
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The latest edition of Black-eyed Susan; or, The little bill that was taken upan original burlesque.Thomas Hailes Lacy1866-01-01
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Paris, or, Vive lemprièrean original burlesqueT.H. Lacy1866-01-01
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Paris; or, vive Lemprièrean original burlesque ...Strand Printing and Publishing Company1866-01-01
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The latest edition of Black-eyed Susan, or, The little bill that was taken upan original burlesqueT.H. Lacy1866-01-01
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Antony and Cleopatra; or, his-tory and her-story in a modern nilo-metre.Straud Printing and Publishing Company1866-01-01
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New and original burlesque entitled Guy Fawkes, or, The ugly mug and the couple of spoons1st edStrand1866-01-01
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The latest edition of Black-eyed Susan, or, The little bill that was taken upan original burlesqueT.H. Lacy1866-01-01
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The latest edition of black-eyed Susan, or, The little bill that was taken upan original burlesqueSamuel French, Publisher, 89, Strand1866-01-01
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A grand new and original burlesque, entitled Antony and Cleopatra; or, his-tory and her-story in a modern nilo-metre ...Straud Printing and Publishing Company1866-01-01
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Mary Turner, or, The Wicious willin and wictorious wirtue!an entirely new and original burlesque in one actThomas Hailes Lacy1867-01-01
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Humbuga comedy in two acts.Thomas Hailes Lacy1867-01-01
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A new and original extravaganza entitled Olympic games, or, The major, the miner and the cock-a-doodle-dooPhillips1867-01-01
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Humbug!a comedy in two actsT.H. Lacy1867-01-01
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The white fawn; or, The loves of Prince Buttercup and the Princess Daisyan entirely new spectacular extravaganza.Thomas Hailes Lacy1867-01-01
"Humbug!"a comedy, in two actsT.H. Lacy1867-01-01-
Mary Turner, or, The wicious willin and wictorious wirtue!an entirely new and original burlesque in one actT.H. Lacy1867-01-01
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Humbug!a comedy in two actsT.H. Lacy1867-01-01
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The latest edition of Helen; or, Taken from the Greeka burlesque in three scenes.Thomas Hailes Lacy1867-01-01
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Olympic games; or, the major, the miner, and the cock-a-doodle-doo.Phillips1867-01-01
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Hit and Miss, or, All my eye and Betty Martyn!an entirely new piece of operatic absurdityPhillips1868-01-01
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The Contrabandista(a comic opera in two actsJ. Mallet1868-01-01
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Fowl play, or, A story of Chikkin Hazardan entirely new & original burlesquePhillips1868-01-01
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The rise and fall of Richard III, or, A new front to an old Dickya Richardsonian burlesquePhillips1868-01-01
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The White fawn, or, The loves of Prince Buttercup and the Princess Daisyan entirely new spectacular extravaganzaT.H. Lacy1868-01-01
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Happy thoughtsBradbury, Evans1868-01-01
Out of town.Bradbury, Evans1868-01-01-
The frightful hair, or, Who shot the dog?Phillips1868-01-01
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The frightful hair; or, who shot the dog?a original travestie on Lord Lytton's Rightful heir, written in verse and blank verse ... produced at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket.Phillips1868-01-01
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Out of townBradbury, Evans1868-01-01
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Round about my garden ; The incomplete anglerBradbury, Agnew1868-01-01
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The beast and the beauty, or, no rose without a thorn(a burlesque).Phillips1869-01-01
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Very little Faust and more MephistophelesPhillips1869-01-01
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The turn of the tidea drama in four acts, ten scenes, and four tableauxs.n.]1869-01-01
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Claude Du Val, or, The highwayman for the ladiesa new and original burlesque-sensational dramaPhillips1869-01-01
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The military Billy Taylor, or, The war in CarribooHopwood & Crew1869-01-01
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The military Billy Taylor, or, The war in CarribooHopwood & Crew1869-01-01
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Claude du Val; or, the highwayman for the ladiesa ... burlesque-sensational-drama ... first produced at the Royalty Theatre.Phillips1869-01-01
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Robin Hoodor, The forester's fate; an extravaganza.Thomas Hailes Lacy1869-01-01
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F.M. Julius Cnaesarthe irregular rum'un: an eccentric operatic burlodrama in three acts.Tinsley1870-01-01
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The hunchback back again or Peculia Juliaoriginal burlesque1870-01-01
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The white cat; or, Prince Lardi-Dardi & the radiant Rosettaa fairy extravaganza.Thomas Hailes Lacy1870-01-01
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The white cat!, or, Prince Lardi-dardi & the radiant rosettaa fairy burlesque extravaganzaT.H. Lacy1870-01-01
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Elizabeth; or, the invisible armadaan original burlesque ...Tinsley1870-01-01
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Elizabeth; or, the invisible armadaan original burlesque.Tinsley1870-01-01
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Paul Zegers, or The dream of retributiona dramaH. Youd1870-01-01
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Elizabeth; or, the invisible armadaan original burlesque ...Tinsley1870-01-01
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Villikins and his Dinaha tragico-comico burlesque in one act.Lacy1870-01-01
PunchPunch Publications Ltd ., etc.]1870-01-01-
Poll and partner Joe; or, the pride of Putney and the pressing pirate(a burlesque).Tinsley1871-01-01
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Deadman's point, or, The lighthouse on the Carn Rutha drama in four acts and two tableauxT.H. Lacy1871-01-01
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More happy thoughts, &c. &c.Roberts Brothers1871-01-01
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Deadman's Point; or, The lighthouse on the Carn Rutha drama in four acts and two tableaux.ThomasHailes Lacy1871-01-01
More happy thoughts, etc., etc.Ed. 2.Bradbury1871-01-01-
About the battle of Dorking; or, My GrandmotherPhillips1871-01-01
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A new and original nautical burlesque entitled Poll and partner Joe, or, The pride of Putney and the pressing pirateTinsley Brothers1871-01-01
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A new and original nautical burlesque entitled Poll and partner Joe, or, The pride of Putney and the pressing pirateTinsley Brothers1871-01-01
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More happy thoughts, &c. &cRoberts brothers1871-01-01
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My healthRoberts Bros.1872-01-01
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The new history of Sandford and MertonRoberts Brothers1872-01-01
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Arion, or, The story of a lyrea new & entirely original burlesqueThe Restaurant Co.1872-01-01
The New History of Sandford and Merton: Being a True Account of the Adventures of "Masters Tommy ...Bradbury, Evans1872-01-01
Happy-thought hallRoberts Brothers1872-01-01-
My healthRoberts1872-01-01
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Alonzo the braveor, Faust and the fair Imogene : a tragical, comical, demoniacal, and whatever-you-like-to-call-it burlesque : uniting in its construction the romantic pathos of the well-known ballad, "Alonzo and Imogene," with the thrilling horrors of Goethe's "Faust"S. French1872-01-01
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F. C . Burnard's "new history" of Sandford and MertonBradbury, Evans & Co.1872-01-01
Happy thoughts.Roberts Brothers1872-01-01-
Arion, or, The story of a lyrea new & entirely original burlesqueThe Restaurant Co.1872-01-01
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Happy-thought hallRoberts Brothers1872-01-01
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More happy thoughts, &c. &cBradbury, Evans, & Co.1872-01-01
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Penelope Annean entirely new and original musical farce1872-01-01
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The new history of Sandford and Mertonbeing a true account of the adventures of 'Masters Tommy and Harry' with their beloved tutor 'Mr. Barlow'Bradbury, Evans & Co.1872-01-01
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The Turkish batha farce in one actSamuel French, publisher, 89 Strand1872-01-01
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Present pastimes of merrie EnglandCassell, Petter, and Galpin1873-01-01
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Mokeanna!a treble temptation, etc., etc., etcBradbury, Agnew1873-01-01
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The new history of Sandford and Mertonbeing a true account of the adventures of "Masters Tommy and Harry," with their beloved tutor, "Mr. Barlow."2nd. ed.Bradbury, Agnew1873-01-01
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MoKeanna! a trebel temptation [and other tales].Bradbury, Agnew1873-01-01
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The incomplete angler1873-01-01
Mokeanna!a treble temptation, etc., etc., etc.Bradbury, Agnew, & Co.1873-01-01-
The new history of Sanford and Mertonbeing a true account of the adventures of "Masters Tommy and Harry," with their beloved tutor, "Mr. Barlow"Second edition.Bradbury, Agnew, and Company1873-01-01
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Present pastimes of merrie EnglandImprinted by Cassell, Petter, and Galpin1873-01-01
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Happy thoughtsRoberts Brothers1873-01-01
My time, and what I've done with it.An autobiography.2d ed.Macmillan and Co.1874-01-01-
My time, and what I've done with itan autobiographyMacmillan1874-01-01
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L'Africainea burlesque in 7 actsSlote & Janes1874-01-01
About buying a horse, &c. &c.Bradbury, Agnew1875-01-01-
To Buddlecombe and backRoberts Brothers1876-01-01
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An ... original burlesque ... the red rover; or, I believe you, my buoy.Aubert's Steam Printing Works1877-01-01
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Proof, or, A celebrated casea drama in a prologue and three actsSamuel French1878-01-01
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Proof, or, A celebrated casea drama in a prologue and three actsS. French1878-01-01
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"Our club"a comedyBradbury, Agnew & Co., printers, Whitefriars1878-01-01
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Proof, or, A celebrated casea drama in a prologue and three actsS. French1878-01-01
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Happy thoughtsRoberts Brothers1878-01-01
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"Jeames"a comedy1878-01-01
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The isle of St. Tropeza drama, in four actsSamuel French, Publisher, 89 Strand1878-01-01
What's the odds? or, The dumb jockey of JeddingtonBradbury, Agnew1879-01-01
The "A.D.C."2. ed.Chapman and Hall1880-01-01-
The "A.D.C." being personal reminiscences of the University Amateur Dramatic Club, CambridgeChapman and Hall1880-01-01
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"Pickwick"a dramatic cantata in one actBoosey & Co1880-01-01
The "A.D.C.", being personal reminiscences of the University Amateur Dramatic Club, Cambridge.Written by F.C. Burnand.Chapman and Hall1880-01-01-
The A.D.C., being personal reminiscences of the University Amateur Dramatic Club, Cambridge.Chapman & Hall1880-01-01
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The "A.D.C."2. ed.Chapman and Hall1880-01-01
Faust and Margueritean entirely new original travestie, in one actT.H. Lacy1881-01-01-
Blue beard, or, The hazard of the dyea burlesque in three actsPrinted by R. Wilson1883-01-01
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A day with the harriersan extract from "Happy thoughts"Hildesheimer & Faulkner1885-01-01
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A ride-diculus one-horse burlesque, in three hacks, splendidly'mounted', on the old equestrian melodrama, entitled Mazeppa, or, "Bound" to wins.n.)1885-01-01
A day with the harriersan extract from "Happy thoughts"Hildesheimer & Faulkner1885-01-01-
Faust and looseBradbury, Agnew1886-01-01
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Faust and looseBradbury, Agnew1886-01-01
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The incompleat anglerBradbury, Agnew, & Co.1887-01-01
Happy ThoughtsBradbury, Agnew & Co.1887-01-01-
The incompleat angler.After Master Izaak Walton.Bradbury, Agnew, & Co.1887-01-01
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New history of Standford and Mertonbeing a true account of the adventures of masters Tommy and Harry, with their beloved tutor, Mr. Barlow.Roberts1887-01-01
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"Airey" Annietravestie on Mrs. Campbell Praed's play of Ariane at the Operacomique.printed by Bradbury1888-01-01
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Airey Annietravestie on Mrs. Campbell Praed's play of Ariane at the opera comique[s.n.]1888-01-01
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Airey Annietravestie on Mrs. Campbell Praed's play of Ariane at the opera comiques.n.1888-01-01
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Sullivan the sluggera farce in one actW.H. Baker1889-01-01
Quite at homeillustrations from "Punch"Bradbury, Agnew1890-01-01
Very much abroadBradbury, Agnew, & co. ld.1890-01-01-
Quite at home.Bradbury, Agnew and Co Ltd1890-01-01
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Sir Dagobert and the dragon, or, How to run through the scalesa romantic extravaganza and Christmas tale of chivalry1890-01-01
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Very much abroad ... with illustrations from "Punch".Bradbury Agnew1890-01-01
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A new light thrown across the keep it quite darkest Africaa satirical and humorous sketchTrischler1890-01-01
Rather at seaBradbury, Agnew1890-01-01-
Original plays for the drawing roomWard, Lock and co.1890-01-01
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Very much abroadCollected uniform illustrated ed.Bradbury, Agnew1890-01-01
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A new light thrown across the keep it quite darkest Africaa satirical and humorous sketch4th ed.; 30th thousandTrischler1890-01-01
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A new light thrown across the keep it quite darkest Africaa satirical and humorous sketch4th ed., 30th thousand.Trischler1890-01-01
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Happy thoughtsbradbury, Agnew & Co.1890-01-01
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More happy thoughts, and our yachtRoberts1891-01-01
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"Incognita"comic opera in three actsHopwood & Crew1892-01-01
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Some old friendsBradbury, Agnew, & Co.1892-01-01
The real adventures of Robinson Crusoe--Bradbury, Agnew & Co.1893-01-01-
The real adventures of Robinson CrusoeBradbury, Agnew & Co.1893-01-01
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The real adventures of Robinson CrusoeBradley, Agnew1893-01-01
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An original comic opera in two acts entitled The chieftainBoosey1894-01-01
The ZZG or Zig Zag guide round and about the bold and beautiful Kentish CoastAdam and Charles Black1897-01-01-
The ZZG or Zig Zag guide round and about the bold and beautiful Kentish coastAdam and Charles Black1897-01-01
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The Z. Z. G; or, Zig zag guide round and about the bold and beautiful KentishcoastAdam and Charles Black1897-01-01
Records and reminiscences, personal and generalMethuen & co.1904-01-01
Records and reminiscencespersonal and general.Methuen1904-01-01-
Records and reminiscencespersonal and general.2nd ed.Methuen & Co.1904-01-01
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RECORDS AND REMINISCENCES : PERSONAL AND GENERALVOL. II.Methuen1904-01-01
Records and reminiscencespersonal and general4th and cheaper.Methuen1905-01-01
Records and reminiscencespersonal and general4th and cheaper ed., revMethuen1905-01-01-
Mr. Punch's progress.1906-01-01
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Records and reminiscences, personal and general.Methuen1917-01-01
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Proof, or, A celebrated casea drama in a prologue and three actsFrench1926-01-01
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Happy thoughtsMethuen1930-01-01
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Happy ThoughtsMethuen & Co.1930-01-01
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The fox's frolicor, A day with the topsy turvy huntW. Collins1935-01-01
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Hapoy thoughts.Nevill1954-01-01
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L' Africainea burlesque in 7 acts and no end of tableauxSlote & Janes1966-01-01
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Penelope Annean entirely new and original musical farce1967-01-01
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Sir Dagobert and the dragon, or, How to run through the scalesa romantic extravaganza and Christmas tale of chivalry1979-01-01
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Through the keep-it-dark continent, or, How I found StanleyRose-Belford Pub. Co.1986-01-01
Happy ThoughtsAdamant Media Corporation2001-08-18-
Happy-Thought Halltredition Verlag2012-01-01
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Musicals from the Gaiety Theatre : 1880-1888Complete LibrettosCreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform2015-01-01
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Incompleat AnglerCreative Media Partners, LLC2015-01-01
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Cox and BoxCreative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
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Contrabandista, or the Law of the LadronesComic Opera in Two ActsCreative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
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Ride to Khiva [a Burlesque of a Ride to Khiva, by F. G. Burnaby]. from PunchCreative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
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Punch, Volumes 10-11Creative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
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Punch, Volumes 26-27Creative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
Cox and BoxFranklin Classics2018-10-12
The Contrabandista, or the Law of the LadronesComic Opera in Two ActsFranklin Classics Trade Press2018-11-10-
Mokeanna!A Treble Temptation, etc. , etc. , EtcHardPress2020-01-01
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Day with the HarriersAn Extract from Happy ThoughtsCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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ZZG or Zig Zag Guide Round and about the Bold and Beautiful Kentish CoastCreative Media Partners, LLC2023-01-01
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A. D. C.Creative Media Partners, LLC2023-01-01
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A. D. C. Being Personal Reminiscences of the University Amateur Dramatic Club, CambridgeCreative Media Partners, LLC2023-01-01
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Aesthetic Movement Satire : a Dramatic AnthologyThe Grasshopper; Where's the Cat?; the Colonel; PatienceHudson Hills Press LLC2024-01-01
My health-
A new light thrown across the keep it quite darkest Africaa satirical and humourous sketch4th ed.Trischler
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Round about my gardenthe incomplete angler &c.Bradbury, Agnew & Co.
About the battle of Dorking ; or, My grandmotherPhillips-
Didoa tragical, classical, and original burlesque in one act
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The latest edition of black-eyed Susanor, The little bill that was taken up : an original burlesqueSamuel French