Drama, burletta
Contributors: Brough, Robert B. 1829-1867.; Smith, Albert, 1816-1860.; Planché, J. R. 1796-1880.; Planché, J. R. 1796-1880.; Planché, J. R. 1796-1880.; Planché, J. R. 1796-1880.; Planché, J. R. 1796-1880.; Planché, J. R. 1796-1880.; Planché, J. R. 1796-1880.; Brooks, Shirley, 1815-1874.; Brough, Robert B. 1829-1867.
Published: 1843
Language: eng
Number of pages: 11
Subjects: English drama -- 19th century.; English drama (Comedy)
Table of contents: value: [1] Camaralzaman and Badoura, or, The peri who loved the prince : an extravagant Arabian night's entertainment ... / by the brothers Brough. [1848?]. (40 p.); value: [2] The Alhambra, or, The three beautiful princesses : a new and original burlesque extravaganza / by Albert Smith. [1851?]. (25 p.); value: [3] Fortunio and his seven gifted servants : a fairy extravaganza in two acts / founded on the popular nursery tale by the Countess d'Anois and dramatized by J. R. Planché. 1843. (36 p.); value: [4] The golden branch : an original fairy extravaganza ... / by J. R. Planché. [1848?]. (39 p.); value: [5] The king of the peacocks : an original fairy extravaganza ... / by J. R. Planché. 1848. (42 p.); value: [6] The island of jewels : a new and original grand comic fairy extravaganza ... / by J. R. Planché. [1849?]. (35 p.); value: [7] The queen of the frogs : a fairy extravaganza ... / by J. R. Planché. [1851?]. (40 p.); value: [8] The seven champions of Christendom : an original comic spectacle ... / by J. R. Planché. [1849?]. (40 p.); value: [9] Theseus and Ariadne, or, The marriage of Bacchus : a classical extravaganza ... / by J. R. Planché. [1848?]. (32 p.); value: [10] The exposition : a Scandinavian sketch, containing as much irrelevant matter as possible / by Shirley Brooks. [1851?]. (22 p.); value: [11] The enchanted isle, or, "Raising the wind" on the most approved principles : a drama without the smallest claim to legitimacy, consistency, probability or anything else but absurdity, in which will be found much that is unaccountably coincident with Shakspear's "Tempest" / by the brothers Brough. [1848?]. (iii, 31 p.)