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496 Brown, David Paul. The Prophet of St. Paul's. A Play in Five Acts. Philadelphia, 1836. (Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, 20 Mar., 1837.)

Bunce, Oliver Bell. Love in '76: an Incident of the Revolution, n. d. (Laura Keene's Theatre, New York, 28 Feb., 1857.)

Burk, John. Bunker-Hill; or, The Death of General Warren: an Historical Tragedy. 1797. Baltimore, 1808. New York, July—1817. Reprinted by Dunlap Society with intro. by Brander Matthews. 1891. (Haymarket Theatre, Boston, 17 Feb., 1797.)

—Female Patriotism, or the death of Joan D'Arc. An historic play, in v. Acts. 1798. (Park Theatre, New York, Apr., 1798.)

—Bethlem Gabor, Lord of Transylvania, or, The Man Hating Palatine; an Historical Drama, in three acts. Petersburg, 1807.

Burke, Charles. Rip Van Winkle; a Legend of Sleepy Hollow. A Romantic Drama. London, n. d. (Lacy). Incorrectly attributed to Kerr on title-page.

—Rip Van Winkle. A Legend of the Catskills. A Romantic Drama, in two Acts. n. d. (French, No. 74). Altered from play by Kerr, q. v.

Burnet, J. G. Blanche of Brandywine, An American Patriotic Spectacle, n. d. (French, No. 206.) (Laura Keene's Theatre, New York, 21 Apr., 1858.)

Burton, William Evans. The Toodles. A Domestic Drama, n. d. (French, No. 54.) As performed at the Bowery Theatre, New York, 1853.

—The Ladies' Man. A farce in one Act .... As performed at the Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia. (In Alexander's Modern Acting Drama, vol. III. Philadelphia, 1835.)

Cannon, Charles James. Poems, Dramatic and Miscellaneous. 1851. (Contains Rizzio and The Compact, A Mask.)

—Dramas. 1857. (Contains the Sculptor's Daughter, Dolores, Better Late than Never, The Oath of Office.)

—The Oath of Office. A Tragedy in five Acts. 1854. See Dramas. (Bowery Theatre, New York, 18 March, 1850.)

Conrad, Robert Taylor. Conrad, King of Naples. Tragedy. (Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia, 17 Jan., 1832.)

—Jack Cade. The Captain of the Commons. A Tragedy in four Acts. London, n. d. [Rewritten as Aylmere, q. v.] (Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, 9 Dec, 1835.)

—? The Heretic. (Broadway Theatre, New York, 17 Sep., 1866. Cf. Brown, New York Stage, I., 516.)

—Aylmere, or the Bondman of Kent; and Other Poems. Philadelphia, 1852.

Custis, George Washington Parke. Pocahontas; or, The Settlers of Virginia. Philadelphia, 1830. See Collections. (Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, 16 Jan., 1830.)

—The Railroad. (Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, 16 May, 1830.)

—North Point, or Baltimore Defended. (Baltimore Theatre, 12 Sept., 1833.)

—The Eighth of January. (Park Theatre, New York, 8 Jan., 1834.)

—The Indian Prophecy. Georgetown, 1828. (Chesnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, 4 July, 1827.)

—Launch of Columbia.

—The Pawnee Chief.

William Dunlap

The Dramatic Works of William Dunlap. In Ten Volumes. Vol. I. The Father of An Only Child, Leicester, Fontainville Abbey, Darby's Return. Philadelphia, 1806. Vol. II. New York, 1816. (Voice of Nature, 1807.