King Zany’s Daughter; or, the Princess who was Blind of one Eye, and could not see out of the other. By W. H. Bosbacca.
The Knight of the Burning Pestle, by Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher. London, 1611. This was a burlesque upon the tasteless affectations of the tales of chivalry, somewhat after the manner of “Don Quixote.”
La-Ba-Kan; or, the Prince’s Nap and the Snip’s Snap, by J. E. Roe. Swiss Gardens, Shoreham, June 7, 1869.
Lady Godiva; or, ye Ladye of Coventrie and ye Exyle Fayrie. Strand, July 7, 1851.
Lady Godiva burl., by Frederick Robson. T. R. Middlesbrough, May 5, 1873. Sadler’s Wells, Dec., 6, 1873.
Lady of the Lake, by Mortimer Thomson. Niblo’s Garden Theatre, New York, U.S., June 21, 1860.
The Lady of the Lake, burlesque, by R. Whateley Taylor. Royalty, April 21, 1862.
The Lady of the Lake, Plaid in a new Tartan, burl., of Sir Walter Scott, by R. Reece. Royalty, September 8, 1866, E. Danvers, Miss M. Oliver.
The Lady of the Lane, burl., by H. J. Byron. Strand, Oct., 31, 1872.
Lady of the Lions, burl., by O. F. Durivage. Baltimore T., United States, 1856.