Bianco, or, The enchanted sword
Subtitle: a grand, romantic, and fairy pantomime in ten tableaux with an introductory prologue
By: invented and composed by Jerome Ravel ; and first produced at Niblo's Garden ; translated from Jerome Ravel's original French manuscript by W. Corbyn
Series: Corbyn's American edition of ballet and pantomime books
Publisher: Wardle Corbyn
Published: 1857
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 11
Subjects: Pantomimes
Other titles: Enchanted sword
Notes: Includes cast list.

Deposit; John Milton and Ruth Neils Ward; 7 December 2001; 2003TW-73.

From the collection of John Milton and Ruth Neils Ward.

No. 6 in volume with 9 other pantomime synopses and programs connected with the Ravel family of performers.

Newspaper clippings relating to the Ravels and the Niblo's Garden Theatre pasted on front flyleaves.

Bound in contemporary half black sheep and marbled boards; original printed pink paper covers preserved.

No. 7 in a collection of 9 ballet and pantomime books published by Corbyn.

Microfilm.

Disbound; in original printed pink paper covers; in tan cloth case labeled "Corbyn and Darcie's Ballet Books--1853-1857," 26 cm.