The final section of the chapter addresses Jane Scott's 1810 premiere of Disappointments; or, Love in Castile and her 1814
burletta entitled Eccentricities; or, Mistakes at Madrid.
Duetto / Nella
Burletta il Bertoldo / Mia Sorella ha un certo Ne / Del Sig.re Bonifacio Asioli / ad' uso / Di me Gius:e Lapi / fogli No.: 7 = L 3:10:-
twentieth-Century Models in a Late Piano Piece,
Burletta (op.
(11) Once Clarissa had moved to the evening bill, a series of matinee performances of Robert Buchanan's
burletta Miss Tomboy were introduced in March 1890 to general approval with Mary in the role of Dolly Primrose, another servant's part.
[...] Pero anche da questa
burletta qualcosa ho guadagnato; il sig.
He was paid modestly; he earned a weekly wage of 50 shillings, plus 3 [pounds sterling] each for his pantomimes, melodramas, and domestic dramas, and 30 shillings (1.50 [pounds sterling]) for a
burletta, such as his adaptation of Dickens's Cricket on the Hearth (Stephens Profession 50).
Quanto al nazismo, fino al 1936 condannarlo e metterlo in
burletta fu quasi un obbligo per ogni fascista (solo una frangia minoritaria, con personaggi tra loro diversi quali Delio Cantimori o Julius Evola, simpatizzo per esso).
They were very fond of one of the airs of Midas [a
burletta or musical show by Kane O'Hara, 1764], which Mr.
In fact, the lone performance of Rossini's Otello in this city prior to the 1844 premiere of Rice's
burletta was not just at the Chestnut itself--the populist site of Rice's own performance-but also over a decade earlier, on January 23, 1833.
A serio-comic
burletta (1840), en cuya primera pagina se recalca que esta "Founded on the novel by Charles Dickens".