Lucy of Lammermoor, burlesque opera, by W. H. Oxberry. Strand, February, 1848.
Lucia di Lammermoor, or the Laird, the Lady, and the Lover, by Henry J. Byron. Prince of Wales’s, Sept. 25, 1865. Harry Cox, F. Dewar, J. Clarke, Misses Marie Wilton, and F. Josephs.
Lurline, or the Rhine and the Rhino, by C. H. Hazlewood.
Lurline, by R. Reece & H. B. Farnie. Avenue, April 24, 1886.
The Lying Dutchman, a Phantom Folly, by Hue and Eye. Strand. Harry Cox, Marius, Penley, Miss Lottie Venne.
The Lying Dutchman, by Frank W. Green and W. Swanborough. Strand, December 21, 1876.
Macbeth Travestie, by W. K. Northall. Olympic T., New York, October 16, 1843. Mitchell.
Macbeth Travestie. See “Rejected Addresses,” by James and Horace Smith.
Macbeth, somewhat removed from the Text of Shakespeare, by Francis Talfourd. First performed at Henley-on-Thames (Regatta), June 17, 1847; at the Strand, January 10, 1848; at Olympic, April 25, 1853. In the last instance F. Robson played Macbeth.
Macbeth Mystified, by W. H. Mason and J. E. Roe. Theatre Royal Brighton, May 3, 1869.