The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Hammerton, J. A. J. M. Barrie: the story of a genius. 1929.
Mackail, D. J. M. B. 1942.
Asquith, C. Portrait of Barrie. 1954.
Green, R. L. Fifty years of Peter Pan. 1954.
Birkin, A. J. M. Barrie and the lost boys. 1979, rptd 1980.
Ormond, L. J. M. Barrie’s Mary Rose. YULG 1983.
Rose, J. The case of Peter Pan. 1984.
Jack, R. D. S. The road to the never land. 1991. [rdsj]
Charles Hallam Elton Brookfield 1857–1913
Licensing copies of the plays are located in BL.
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The illustrated sporting glossary. [1881.]
Nearly seven. Monol. (H 7 Oct 1882). French 124.
The poet and the puppets. Bsq. (Com 19 May 1892). [1892?]; New York
and London 1978 (facs reprint).
The burglar and the judge. F. (H 5 Nov 1892). French 136. With F. C.
Philips.
The twilight of love. Being four studies of the artistic temperament.
1893.
A woman’s reason. D. (Shaft 27 Dec 1895). Typescript. Readex micro.
With F. C. Philips.
The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein. O. (Sav 4 Dec 1897). 1897. With A.
Ross. Music by Offenbach.
The cuckoo. C. (Aven 23 Sep 1899). Typescript. Readex micro.
Poor Jonathan. C. (PW 15 June 1893). [1900?] With H. Greenbank.
From H. Wittman and J. Bauer, Der arme Jonathan.
Random reminiscences. 1902, [1911].
Mrs Brookfield and her circle. 2 vols 1905, 1 vol 1906. With F. M.
Brookfield.
Jack Goldie: or the boy who knew best. A story. 1911.
See also Nicoll 5, pp. 276–7, 780; Nicoll, English drama 1900–30,pp.
533–4; Readex Index, pp. 35–6. [jrs]
Robert Buchanan 1841–1901
See col 722.
Sir Francis Cowley Burnand 1836–1917
Some autograph letters and licensing copies of the plays are located in BL.
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All plays listed below are issued in one or more Readex micro edns.
Villikins and his Dinah: or the cup of cold poison. Bsq. (Sur 27 Feb
1854). Lacy 54.
Alonzo the brave: or Faust and the fair Imogene. Bsq. (Str 5 Feb
1855). Lacy 58; Lorenzen micro. First produced Amateur
Dramatic Club Cambridge? Variant title Faust and
Mephistopheles: or Alonzo the brave and the fair Imogene.
Lord Lovel and Lady Nancy Bell: or the bounding brigade of Bakumboilum.
Bsq. (ADC Cambridge Nov 1856). Lacy 30.
Romance under difficulties. F. (ADC Cambridge 1856). Lacy 26.
In for a holyday. F. (ADC Cambridge? 1856?). Lacy 26. Variant title In
for a holiday.
Dido. Bsq. (StJ 11 Feb 1860). Lacy 44.
B. B. F. (Olym 22 Mar 1860). Lacy 45. With M. Williams.
The isle of St Tropez. D. (StJ 20 Dec 1860). Lacy 52. With M. Williams.
The Turkish bath. F. (Adel 29 Mar 1861). Lacy 51; Boston [1862?]. With
M. Williams.
Deerfoot. F. (Olym 16 Dec 1861). De Witt 125.
The king of the Merrows: or the prince and the piper. Ext. (Olym 26
Dec 1861). Lacy 53. With J. P. Simpson.
Fair Rosamond: or the maze, the maid and the monarch. Ext. (Olym
21 Apr 1862). Lacy 55.
Charles Hallam Elton Brookfield | Sir Francis Cowley Burnand
Robin Hood: or the forester’s fate. Ext. (Olym 26 Dec 1862). Lacy 57.
Carte de visite. F. (StJ 26 Dec 1862). Lacy 57. With M. Williams.
Bishop Colenso, utterly refuted by Lord Dundreary. 1862. Pam.
Acis and Galatea: or the nimble nymph and the terrible troglodyte.
Ext. (Olym 6 Apr 1863). Lacy 58.
Easy shaving. F. (H 11 June 1863). Lacy 60; De Witt 47. With M.
Williams.
The Deal boatman. D. (DL 21 Sep 1863). Lacy 60.
Ixion: or the man at the wheel. Ext. (Roy 28 Sep 1863). Lacy 60.
Patient Penelope: or the return of Ulysses. Bsq. (Str 25 Nov 1863).
Lacy 61. With M. Williams.
Madame Berliot’s ball: or the chalet in the valley. Ca. (Roy 26 Dec
1863). Lacy 61.
Rumplestiltskin and the maid: or the woman at the wheel. Ext. (Roy
28 Mar 1864). Lacy 62.
Venus and Adonis: or the two rivals and the small boar. Bsq. (H 28
Mar 1864). Lacy 62.
Faust and Marguerite: an ‘im-morality’. Ext. (StJ 9 July 1864). Lacy 63.
Snowdrop: or the seven mannikins and the magic mirror. Ext. (Roy
21 Nov 1864). Lacy 64.
Cupid and Psyche: or beautiful as a butterfly. Bsq. (Olym 26 Dec
1864). Lacy 64.
Tracks for tourists: or the continental companion, being a handbook
with foot-notes for pedestrians, and a guide to the principal
mounts for equestrians . . . Reprinted from . . . Punch. 1864.
Pirithous, the son of Ixion. Bsq. (Roy 13 Apr 1865). Lacy 65.
Ulysses: or the iron-clad warrior and the little tug of war. Bsq. (StJ 17
Apr 1865). Lacy 66.
Windsor Castle. Bsq. (Str 5 June 1865). Lacy 67. With M. Williams.
Music by F. Musgrave.
L’Africaine: or the Queen of the Cannibal Islands. Bsq. (Str 18 Nov
1865). 1865. With M. Williams. Music by F. Musgrave.
Beeton’s book of burlesques. 1865. With W. Brough. Includes
Boadicea the beautiful: or harlequin Julius Caesar and the
delightful druid; Orpheus: or the magic lyre; and Sappho: or look
before you leap.
Paris: or vive Lemprière. Bsq. (Str 2 Apr 1866). 1866; Lacy 84.
Antony and Cleopatra: or his-story and her-story in a modern Nilometre.
Bsq. (H 21 Nov 1866). 1866; Shakesp bsqs 3.
The latest edition of Black-eyed Susan: or the little bill that was
taken up. Bsq. (Roy 29 Nov 1866). 1866; Lacy 77.
Guy Fawkes: or the ugly mug and the couple of spoons. Bsq. (Str 26
Dec 1866). 1866.
Happy thoughts. 1866, 1868 (10th thousand); Boston 1869, 1872,
London 1904, [1915], 1930, 1954.
Olympic games: or the major, the miner, and the cock-a-doodle-do.
Bsq. (Olym 22 Apr 1867). 1867.
Cox and Box: or the long lost brothers. MF. (Adel May 1867). [1867?];
Lacy nd. With J. M. Morton. Music by Sir A. Sullivan.
Mary Turner: or the wicious willin and wictorious wirtue. Bsq.
(Holborn 25 Oct 1867). Lacy 78.
Humbug. C. (Roy 19 Dec 1867). Lacy 79.
Hit and miss: or all my eye and Betty Martyn. Ext. (Olym 13 Apr
1868). [1868.]
Fowl play: or a story of chikkin hazard. Bsq. (Queen’s 20 June 1868).
[1868.]
The very little Faust and more Mephistopheles. Bsq. (Charing Cross
18 Aug 1868). [1868.]
The rise and fall of Richard III: or a new front to an old dicky. Bsq.
(Roy 24 Sep 1868). [1868.]
The frightful hair: or who shot the dog. Bsq. (H 26 Dec 1868). [1869?]
Claude du Val: or the highwayman for the ladies. Bsq. (Roy 22 Jan
1869). [1869.]
The military Billy Taylor: or the war in Carriboo. Ca. (Roy 22 Apr
1869). 1869.
The turn of the tide. D. (Queen’s 29 May 1869). 1869 (priv ptd).
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