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Edward Fitzball (20
March 1793 – 27
October 1873) was a po****r
English playwright, who
specialised in melodrama. His real
surname was Ball, and he was...
- Dutchman; or the
Phantom Ship: al Drama, in
three acts (1826) by
Edward Fitzball, with
music by
George Rodwell. The 48-page text,
published c. 1829, acknowledges...
- Joan of Arc (Edward
Fitzball), London:
Theatre Royal Drury Lane, 30
November 1837 Diadeste, or The
Veiled Lady (Edward
Fitzball), London:
Theatre Royal...
- ISBN 978-0-19-542440-9, p. 102–103.
Larry Stephen Clifton: The
Terrible Fitzball. The
Meldramatist of the Macabre.
Bowling Green State University Po****r...
- Jerrold's The
Mutiny at the Nore (1830) and The Red
Rover (1829) by
Edward Fitzball (Rowell 1953).
Melodramas based on
urban situations became po****r in the...
- Auber's
ballet was
developed collaboratively with
Henry Bishop and
Edward Fitzball. The
music was by Auber's
celebrated opera. In its
debut in
March 1833...
-
Cambridgeshire Edward Ball (cricketer) (1859–1917),
English cricketer Edward Fitzball (1792–1873),
English playwright, real name
Edward Ball Ed
Balls (born 1967)...
- the opera,
selected and
arranged by one
Henri or
Henry Laurent;
Edward Fitzball, librettist; was
first performed at the
Theatre Royal,
Drury Lane on 19...
- acts
composed by
William Vincent Wallace to an
English libretto by
Edward Fitzball. It was
first performed on 23
February 1860 at the
Theatre Royal, Covent...
- recitatives,
composed by
William Vincent Wallace, with a
libretto by
Edward Fitzball (1792–1873). The
opera is
based on the 1844
French play Don César de Bazan...
