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The old regimentals. D. (Adel 21 Nov 1831). Cumberland 33.
The wept of the wish-ton-wish. D. (Adel 21 Nov 1831). 1831; French
NY 154; Dicks 546. From Fennimore Cooper.
The dumb belle. Ca. (Olym 14 Dec 1831). Lacy 23; Dicks 522; Boston
Th 2; Mod Eng Com Th ser 2.
The four sisters. F. (Str 3 May 1832). Lacy 23; Dicks 411.
The conquering game. C. (Olym 28 Nov 1832). Duncombe 36; New
BT 284; Dicks 676.
The nervous man and the man of nerve. F. (DL 26 Jan 1833).
Duncombe 27; Lacy 39; Dicks 458; New York, Baltimore and
Boston nd.
The mummy. F. (Adel 4 June 1833). Duncombe 24; Lacy 48; Boston Th
11.
Woman’s faith. D. (EOH 2 Nov 1835). 1835; Dicks 536.
Lucille: or the story of a heart. D. (EOH 4 Apr 1836). 1836; Lacy 28;
Philadelphia and New York nd; Dicks 410. From Lytton, Maid of
Malines (in Pilgrims of the Rhine).
The man about town. F. (EOH 5 May 1836). Duncombe 22; French
118; Dicks 740.
The middy ashore. F. (EOH 23 May 1836). Duncombe 22; New
BT 177; Dicks 349.
The farmer’s story. D. (EOH 13 June 1836). Duncombe 22; New BT
174; Lacy 44; Dicks 434.
Paulina: or the passage of the Beresina. D. (Adel 5 Dec 1836). Lacy;
Dicks 516.
St Mary’s Eve: or a Solway story. D. (Adel 1 Jan 1838 with sub-title The
story of the Solway). Lacy 33; Dicks 382.
A maiden’s fame: or a legend of Lisbon! D. (Adel 12 Feb 1838).
Duncombe 28; Dicks 735.
His last legs. F. (H 15 Oct 1839). Webster 7; Dicks 439; French Minor
NY 6; tr Esperanto, London 1915.
The happiest man alive. F. (Olym 21 Mar 1840). Duncombe 41; Lacy
nd; Dicks 965.
The Irish attorney: or Galway practice in 1770. F. (H 6 May 1840).
Webster 9; New York 1847; Dicks 463.
Robespierre: or two days of the Revolution. D. (Adel 5 Oct 1840 with
sub-title The fete day). Duncombe 42; French 144; Dicks 610.
The philosophers of Berlin. C. (Lyc 20 May 1841). Dicks 779.
Marie Ducange. D. (Lyc 29 May 1841). Lacy 32; Dicks 475.
The boarding school. F. (H 1 Sep 1841). Webster 9; Dicks 409.
The woman hater. C. (H 22 Feb 1842). Webster 9; Dicks 526.
Louison, the angel of the attic: or the recompense. C. (H 29 May
1843). Dicks 710. From Scribe, Louise: ou la réparation.
The round of wrong: or a fireside story. D. (H 19 Dec 1846). Webster
13; Dicks 1000.
A practical man. F. (Lyc 20 Oct 1849). Lacy 1.
Trevanion: or the false position. D. (Sur 22 Oct 1849). [1849]. With J.
W. Marston.
The passing cloud. D. (DL 8 Apr 1850). Lacy 1; New York nd.
Platonic attachments. F. (P’cess 28 Sep 1850). Lacy 2; Mod Eng Com
Th ser 4; tr Hungarian, Budapest 1888.
A storm in a tea cup. Ca. (P’cess 20 Mar 1854). Lacy 14; Mod Eng Com
Th ser 5.
The balance of comfort. F. (H 23 Nov 1854). Lacy 17.
Charlotte Corday. D. (Adel 10 Oct 1855). Dicks 1042.
The evil genius. C. (H 8 Mar 1856). Lacy 26.
A splendid investment. F. (Olym 11 Feb 1857). Lacy 30.
A life’s trial. D. (H 19 Mar 1857). Lacy 30.
The tide of time. C. (H 13 Dec 1858). Lacy 38.
No name. D. (Unacted). 1863. From Wilkie Collins’ novel.
Commissioned by Collins to secure copyright on dramatisations
of the novel.
Faust: or the fate of Margaret. D. (DL 20 Oct 1866). Lacy 83. From
Goethe.
The man of two lives. D. (DL 29 Mar 1869). Lacy 85. From Hugo, Les
misérables.
Henry Robert Addison | Dionysius Lardner Boucicault
The life of Samuel Lover, R. H. A., artistic, literary and musical, with
selections from his unpublished papers and correspondence. 2
vols 1874; New York 1874 (1 vol).
Edited works
Retrospections of the stage. By the late John Bernard, manager of
the American theatres, and formerly secretary to the Beef-steak
Club. [Ed W. Baile Bernard] 2 vols 1830; Boston 1832.
See also Nicoll 4, pp. 265–6, 572; 5, p. 259; Conolly, English drama, pp. 81–2;
Readex index, pp. 24–5.
§2
Era Almanack 1868. [jrs]
Edward Litt Leman (Laman) Blanchard,
Brothers Grinn, with T. L. Greenwood,
‘Francisco Frost’ 1820–89
§1
The artful dodge. F. (Olym 21 Feb 1841). Lacy 602.
Pork chops: or a dream at home. Ext. (Olym 13 Feb 1843). Lacy 605.
Faith, hope and charity! Or chance and change. D. (Sur 7 July 1845).
[1845?], Duncombe vol 54.
Adam’s illustrated descriptive guide to the watering-places of
England and companion to the coast. 2 vols 1848.
The stranger’s and visitor’s conductor through London. 1851. As
Bradshaw’s Guide through London and its environs 1857,
(corrected and rev) 1859.
The carpet bag, crammed full of light articles, for shortening long
faces and long journeys, and forming a pleasant companion for
the road[,] the rail, and the steamer. [1852.]
Peter Wilkins: or Harlequin and the flying women, of the Loadstone
Rock. P. (DL 26 Dec 1860). 1860.
Tom Thumb: or Merlin the magician, and the good fairies of the
court of King Arthur. P. (Her Majesty’s 26 Dec 1860). [1860.]
Cherry and fair star: or the singing apple, the talking bird and the
dancing waters. P. (SW 26 Dec 1861). [1862.]
Number Nip: or Harlequin and the Gnome King of the Giant
Mountain. P. (DL 26 Dec 1866). 1866.
Faw! Fee! Fo!!! Fum!!!! or Harlequin Jack, the giant killer. (DL 26 Dec
1867). 1867.
The three temptations. In Drawing-room plays and parlour pantomimes,
ed C. Scott ‘1870’ [1869].
Flights of fancy: a medley of quips and cranks in prose and verse.
1882. Includes selections from Fun in the 1860s.
The life and reminiscences of E. L. Blanchard. Ed C. Scott and C.
Howard 2 vols 1891. (Mainly diaries kept by Blanchard.)
Blanchard also wrote many other pieces, mainly pantomimes. For DL and
other theatres, see Nicoll 4, pp. 268–9, 573; 5, pp. 262–5, 779. He reviewed
plays for many periodicals, including the Daily Telegraph, and edited
Chambers’s London Jnl (1841), The Astrologer and Oracle of Destiny
(1845), and others.
§2
Obits: Athenaeum 7 Sep 1889; Era 7 and 14 Sep 1889; The Times 6 Sep
1889.
Knight, Joseph. In DNB suppl 1. [jws]
Dionysius Lardner Boucicault 1822–90
There is a Boucicault collection of ms and ptd material at the Univ of South
Florida.
Collections
Nicoll, A. and T. Cloak (ed). Forbidden fruit and other plays.
Princeton 1940. Contains Forbidden fruit, Louis XI, Dot, The
flying scud, Mercy Dodd, Robert Emmet.
Krause, D. (ed). The Dolmen Boucicault; with an essay by the editor.
1993 | 1994