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	Edward Fitzball - LoveToKnow 1911
		EDWARD FITZBALL (1792-1873), English dramatist, whose real patronymic was Ball, was born at Burwell, Cambridgeshire, in 1792.
		His father was a well-to-do farmer, and Fitzball, after receiving his schooling at Newmarket, was apprenticed to a Norwich printer in 1809.
		He produced some dramatic pieces at the local theatre, and eventually the marked success of his Innkeeper of Abbeville, or The Ostler and the Robber (1820), together with the friendly acceptance of one of his pieces at the Surrey theatre by Thomas Dibdin, induced him to settle in London.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Edward_Fitzball (259 words)

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	Michael William Balfe
		"The Siege of Rochelle", in 2 Acts on the libretto of Edward Fitzball, was performed in Londra on the 29th of October 1835 (Drury Lane)
		"Joan of Arc", in 3 Acts on the libretto of Edward Fitzball, was performed on the 30th of November 1837 in Londra (Drury Lane)
		"The Maid of Honour", in 3 Acts on the libretto of Edward Fitzball, was performed in Londra on the 20th of December 1847 (Drury Lane)
	www.italianopera.org /compositori/B/c217052E.htm (856 words)

	Michael William Balfe
		The Siege of Rochelle (Edward Fitzball), Oper 2 Akte (29.
		Joan of Arc (Edward Fitzball), Oper 3 Akte (30.
		The Maid of Honour (Edward Fitzball), Oper 3 Akte (20.
	www.operone.de /komponist/balfe.html (718 words)

	Stage
		Fishman reported that Edward Fitzball wrote an adaption of The Pilot that was performed at the Park Theatre on October 29, 1824.
		Edward (Fitz)ball also adapted the book in a two-act nautical drama: "The Red Rover; or, the Mutiny of the Dolphin." This played in Edinburgh at the Theatre Royal in April 1830 and had a long run at the Adelphi Theatre in London.
		Fitzball was successful in persuading the management to put his adaptation ahead of another adaptation that they had commissioned.
	external.oneonta.edu /cooper/drama/stage.html (18812 words)

	Amazon.fr : Lights O Loindon and Other Victorian Plays: Livres en anglais: Edward Fitzball (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		All were extremely popular with audiences, and much vigour, excitement, and variety of dramatic expression of their time can be found in these texts.
		Included are Edward Fitzball's The Inchcape Bell; Joseph Stirling Coyne's Did You Ever Send Your Wife to Camberwell?; The Game of Specualtion by George Henry Lewes; George Robert Sims's The Lights 'o London; and The Middleman by Henry Arthur Jones.
		The texts of the plays have been newly edited and are presented with an introduction and detailed annotation.
	www.amazon.fr /exec/obidos/ASIN/0192834525 (290 words)

	Edward Fitzball (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
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	www.didgeridooman.com /262094_edward-fitzball_0192827367lightsoflondonreadonline.html (182 words)

	Songs my Father taught me HYPERION CDA 67290 CDA 67374 [SMeares]: Classical CD Reviews- April 2004 MusicWeb(UK) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Odoardo Barri (The Old Brigade) was an Irishman called Edward Slater who claimed to have fought at Solferino.
		While Stephen Adams (The Holy City) was born James Mayrick, was five times mayor of Ryde, IOW, and a suspect for being Jack the Ripper.
		Edward Purcell (Passing By) was no relative of Henry; but T. Sterndale Bennett (The Songs of Today) was a grandson of Sir William.
	www.musicweb-international.com /classrev/2004/Apr04/Father1_2.htm (849 words)

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	Michael William Balfe
		"The Siege of Rochelle", in 2 Atti su libretto di Edward Fitzball, è andata in scena il 29 ottobre 1835 a Londra (Drury Lane)
		"Joan of Arc", in 3 Atti su libretto di Edward Fitzball, venne rappresentata il 30 novembre 1837 a Londra (Drury Lane)
		"The Maid of Honour", in 3 Atti su libretto di Edward Fitzball, venne rappresentata il 20 dicembre 1847 a Londra (Drury Lane)
	www.italianopera.org /compositori/B/c217052.htm (796 words)

	Calendar for 1830-1831
		Among the most popular were John Buckstone's Christmas pantomime, Grimalkin the Great which played 39 nights, his King of the Alps and the Misanthrope, which ran for 42 performances, and Edward Fitzball's The Black Vulture; or, The Wheel of Death, which opened the season and ran for 36 performances.
		The hit of the season, however, was The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea, yet another Buckstone melodrama which opened on 21 October 1830, and was repeated 80 times during the season.
		[Edward] Fitzwilliam; "Storm Duet" (from The Pilot), Charles, C. Morris; parody: (chorus from pantomime scene from Don Giovanni), Fry, Taylor; parody: "Sparrow Duet", [James P.] Wilkinson, Chapman, C. Morris; parody: (dance in Guilluame Tell), Mrs.
	www.emich.edu /public/english/adelphi_calendar/m30d.htm (8878 words)

	Cityzen.tv: Profiles / Interviews- 2006 Gathering of the Vibes Preview
		Their music does have a progressive element, but the album focuses more on lyrical songwriting than anything else.
		Trevor Garrod (keyboards/vocals) wrote all the music on the album and a majority of the lyrics (one song’s lyrics were taken from Edward Fitzball, a British writer who died in 1873), though in their live show, Josh Clarke (guitars/vocals) can still carry much of the front-man energy.
		He is also one of the more incredible guitar players I’ve had the pleasure of watching in my life.
	www.cityzen.tv /content/2006_7_2vibes.php (1558 words)

	Melodramatic Possessions: The Flying Dutchman, South Africa, and the Imperial Stage, ca. 1830 -- Davies 21 (3): 496 -- ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Robert Cruikshank’s frontispiece showing the phantasmagoria of the ship, in Edward Fitzball, "The Flying Dutchman; or The Phantom Ship," Cumberland’s Minor Theatre II (London, 1829).
		Edward Ball, Omala; or Settlers in America (London, 1825), p.
		and un-Romantic aspects of "the colonial." As Edward Ziter and
	oq.oxfordjournals.org /cgi/content/short/21/3/496?rss=1 (6434 words)

	Classical Voice of North Carolina
		To this concert's novelties he brought impeccable intonation and seamless phrasing of melodic lines.
		The opening vocal setting, "The Hudson Side," was described in the program sheet as having been "sung by Miss Julia W. Pomeroy in the romantic opera The Miser's Well, produced in New York in the early 1840s." The text, by Edward Fitzball, was set to music by G. Herbert Rodwell, both Englishmen.
		In New Grove II, Nicholas Temperely writes that Rodwell's works "enjoyed a good deal of popularity in their day, but scarcely outlived him, and to modern taste they have only a faint appeal." The stanzas were repeated three times like a Handelian opera aria but without either interesting ornamentation or vocal fireworks.
	www.cvnc.org /reviews/2004/august/HudsonSchool.html (784 words)

	Edward Fitzball Books - Signed, used, new, out-of-print
		by Edward Fitzball, Michael R. Booth (Editor), Joseph Stirling Coyne
		The Lights o' London and Other Victorian Plays is a new selection of five nineteenth-century English plays, none of which has been recently available in print.
		by Henry A. Jones, George H. Lewes, Edward Fitzball
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Edward_Fitzball (284 words)

	Calendar for 1825-1826
		The author, Edward Fitzball, wrote, "It was asserted, and I have no doubt of its truth, that the managers cleared upwards of 7,000 pounds by the production.
		Chairman, a dramatic monologue which Fitzball claimed to have written, though he gave the date as 1829 (Thirty-five Years of a Dramatist's Life, I, 193).
		[Edward] Fitzwilliam; Don Guzman (and Ghost of himself): T[homas] P. Cooke; Don Octavio: Foster; bridegroom: Brown; bridegroom's father: Gouriet; bridegroom's brothers: W[illiam] Kirby, [John] Sanders; Leporello: J[ohn] Reeve; gondolieri: Salter, Lancaster; pescatori: S[tephen] Smith, J.
	www.emich.edu /public/english/adelphi_calendar/m25d.htm (9654 words)

	Amazon.com: The Lights o' London and Other Victorian Plays: The Inchape Bell; Did You Ever Send Your Wife to ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Amazon.com: The Lights o' London and Other Victorian Plays: The Inchape Bell; Did You Ever Send Your Wife to Camberwell?; The Game of Speculation; The Lights o' London; The Middleman (The World's Classics): Books: Edward Fitzball,Joseph Stirling Coyne,George Henry Lewes,George Robert Sims,Henry Arthur Jones,Michael R. Booth
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		by Edward Fitzball, Joseph Stirling Coyne, George Henry Lewes, George Robert Sims, Henry Arthur Jones, Michael R. Booth (Editor)
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0192827367?v=glance (584 words)

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