The Enchanted Isle; or, “Raising the Wind” on the most approved Principles. A parody on Shakespeare’s “Tempest,” by the Brothers Brough. Adelphi, Nov. 20, 1848. O. Smith, Paul Bedford, Miss Woolgar & Madame Celeste.
Endymion; or, the Naughty Boy who cried for the Moon, by William Brough.
Ernani; or, the Horn of a Dilemma, by William Brough. Alexandra T., May 20, 1865.
Erratic Evangeline. Birmingham T., March 10, 1884.
Esmeralda, an Operaticoterpsichorean burlesque in Two Acts, without any Foundation whatever, by two Gentlemen who won’t be answerable for anything. London, published by G. Odell, 1844.
Esmeralda, burl., by Albert Smith. Adelphi, June 3, 1850. O. Smith, Wright, Paul Bedford, Miss Woolgar, Madame Celeste.
Esmeralda; or, the “Sensation” Goat, by Henry J. Byron. Strand, Sept. 28, 1861. J. Rogers, J. Clarke, Misses Marie Wilton, E. Bufton. Revived at the Strand, June, 1871.
Eurydice (as it was damned at the T. R., in Drury Lane), by Henry Fielding: see his works.
Eurydice; or, Little Orpheus and His Lute, by H. J. Byron. Strand, April 24, 1871.
Evangeline, American burlesque. Court Theatre, Liverpool, June 11, 1883.