Volume 1 — THE DRAMATIC WORKS OF DAVID BELASCO.
Reading edition
(Note.—The dates given in the following table refer to the years in which the plays specified were written,—and, therefore, in some instances, they differ from the dates given in Chronology, and elsewhere, which refer to presentation of the plays.)
JUVENILE EFFORTS.
“Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.”
“Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp.”
Angel in Hell,” “An
Barmaid’s Revenge; or, The Fatal Corkscrew,” “The (burlesque).
Bohemian Girl,” “The (with music).
Bronze Statue,” “The.
Butcher’s Revenge; or, The Seven Buckets of Blood,” “The (burlesque).
Death of Benedict Arnold,” “The.
Dying Boy’s Last Christmas,” “The.
“East Lynne” (burlesque).
Hanging of Nathan Hale,” “The.
“Jim Black; or, The Regulator’s Revenge” (his first play).
Roll of the Drum,” “The (before 1869).
Signing of the Declaration of Independence,” “The.
“Spiritland.”
Trovatore,” “Il (with music from the opera of that name).