Shakespeare, William. Midsummer night's dream. Imitations, burlesques, parodies,
Rosier, Joseph Bernard, and Adolphe Comte de Ribbing.
Midsummer night’s dream: (songe d'une nuit d’été,) a comic opera in three acts, by Messrs. Rosier and Leuven [pseud. of Adolphe Comte de Ribbing]. Music by Ambroise Thomas. Represented for the first time in Paris, at the Théatre*de l’Opera comique, on April 20th, 1850, and in New-York, at the French Theatre, on
* October 30th, 1866... The English translation by Miss Rar- nett. No. 4 in **G.3910.9 New-York. Gray & Green. 1866. 46, (6) pp. Music. 24cm. Libretto, followed by six pages of music arranged by Predigam. Shakespeare and Falstaff are the principal characters.
The French and English are in parallel columns.
H6490 — Jt. auth. — Shakespeare, ae night’s dream. Imita- tions, burlesques, parodies. —- Barnett, Miss, tr. Nov. 21, 191t