The Belle of Barley Mow ; Or, The Wooer, the Waitress and the Willian (International) assertion single work   musical theatre   burlesque  
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Issue Details: First known date: 1867... 1867 The Belle of Barley Mow ; Or, The Wooer, the Waitress and the Willian
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Adaptations

The Belle of Woolloomooloo; Or, The Wooer, the Waitress and the Willian Grosvenor Bunster , G. B. Allen (composer), 1872 single work musical theatre burlesque humour

A localised adaptation of H. T. Arden's burlesque Belle of the Barley Mow (1867) with operatic music written and arranged by G. B. Allen, the production was first presented as part of a program featuring Miss Alice May's Gallery of Illusion.

Notes

  • The Belle of Barley Mow is included in AustLit because it was either produced in its original form or adapted/localised for Australian audiences during the colonial era.
  • The 1867 premiere production included music composed and arranged by Mr. William Corri.

Production Details

  • First produced at the Royal Gardens, Cremorne (Chealsea, London), on 23 September 1867.

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First known date: 1867
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