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The Viennese Theatre, 1740-1790 Author Index The Viennese Theatre, 1740-1790 Author Index Addison, Joseph, 1672-1719. Albergati Capacelli, Francesco, marchese, 1728- Cato. 1804. (Berlin u. Leipzig). 1770 Der kluge Freund. Ein Trauerspiel von Addison. Aus dem Englischen.; Augsburg, bey Conrad Heinrich Stage. 1771 (In: Theater der Britten. 16cm. 1. Th., p. [331]-448); Ein Lustspiel. Aus dem Jtalianischen des Herrn Anonymous prose translation. Marchese Francesco Albergati Capacelli ...; 8, 204, Reel: 37, No. 1479 [4]p., 16.5cm.; Translation of part 1 of Il saggio amico.; "Verlagsbucher, welche bey Conrad Heinrich Addison, Joseph, 1672-1719. Stage, Buchhandler in Augsburg zu haben sind, Cato, ein Trauerspiel des Herrn Addisons. 1771": [4]p. at end.; No. 1885 in a collection of [Germany, ca.]. [1755?] German plays. aus dem Englischen ins Deutsche ubersetzt...; 8, Reel: 49, No. 1938 119p., 17cm.; Signatures: A-G8, H4.; Verse translation; the anonymous translator in his preface [Albergati Capacelli, Francesco, marchese, 1728- refers to the earlier translations of the two 1804]. Gottscheds; he also discusses the problems of Nacht und Ungefahr. translating from English into German.; No. 1962 in a Wien, zu finden beym Logenmeister. 1780 collection of German plays.; Imperfect: edges Ein Lustspiel in einem Aufzuge.; 8, 48p., 16.5cm.; cropped. Translation by H. A. O. Reichard of La notte.; No. Reel: 51, No. 2027 907 in a collection of German plays. Reel: 21, No. 911 Aigueberre, Jean du Mas d', 1692-1755. L'avare amoureux, comedie. Albrecht, Johann Friedrich Ernst, 1752-1814. Vienne en Autriche, Chez Jean Pierre van Ghelen, Die Englander in Amerika. imprimeur de la cour de sa Majesté Imperiale & (Augsburg). 1791 Royale. 1754 Ein Schauspiel in vier Anfzugen [!] von Albrecht, En un acte. Par monsieur d'Aiguebert.; 8, 52p., 1791.; (In: Deutsche Schaubühne. 17.5cm. 1791, 4. 17.5cm.; No. 1615 in a collection of German plays. Bd., p. [127]-214. pl.); The plate is bound as Another copy. 15.5cm.; No. 161 in a collection of frontispiece to this volume. German plays.; Imperfect: side & lower edges Reel: 66, No. 2521 cropped. Reel: 5 & 41, Nos. 217 & 1621 Albrecht, Johann Friedrich Ernst, 1752-1814. Die Englander in Amerika. Albergati Capacelli, Francesco, marchese, 1728- Dresden beim Verfasser. 1790 1804. Schauspiel in vier Aufzugen von Albrecht.; 8, 104p., Die Nacht; ein Lustspiel in einem Aufzuge, nach 16.5cm. (In his Dramatische Werke, 1790); Title dem italianischen des Marches Albergati Kapacelli. vignette, engr. Wien. 1776 Reel: 70, No. 2654 gedruckt mit Kurzbeckischen Schriften.; 8, 64p., 17cm.; Translation by J. G. Laudes of La notte.; No. Albrecht, Johann Friedrich Ernst, 1752-1814. 516 in a collection of German plays. Another copy. Die Kolonie. 16cm.; No. 1376 in a collection of German plays. [Augsburg]. 1793 Reel: 13, No. 558 Schauspiel in vier Aufzugen von Albrecht.; 8, 112p., 17.5cm. (In: Deutsche Schaubühne, 1793, 1. Bd.). Albergati Capacelli, Francesco, marchese, 1728- Reel: 68, No. 2606 1804. Der Gefangene, ein Schauspiel in funf Aufzugen. Albrecht, Johann Friedrich Ernst, 1752-1814. Dresden, in der Hilscherschen Buchhandlung. 1777 Dramatische Werke fur das Hoftheater in Dresden Aus dem Jtalianischen des Herrn Alb. Capacelli.; 8, gearbeitet von Albrecht. 126p., 16.5cm.; Translation by J. N. Petzold of Il Dresden und Leipzig, in Commission bei Albrecht prigioniero.; "Verzeichniss derer Bucher, welche in und Compagnie. 1790 der Hilscherschen Buchhandlung in Dressden verlegt, 8, 3 pts. in lv., 16.5cm.; Contents (Each with separate oder in Menge zu finden sind, 1777": p. 122-26.; No. signatures & paging & special t.-p, with engr. 995 in a collection of German plays. Another copy. vignette): Zieh aus, Herr Bruder! -- Furstengluck, 17cm.; No. 1382 in a collection of German plays. eine Seltenheit aus der grossen Welt. -- Die Reel: 31, No. 1363 Englander in Amerika.; The parts were apparently also issued separately. Reel: 70, No. 2651 1 The Viennese Theatre, 1740-1790 Author Index Albrecht, Johann Friedrich Ernst, 1752-1814. [Allainval, Léonor Jean Christine Soulas d', Furstengluck, eine Seltenheit aus der grossen ca.1695-1753]. Welt, in funf Aufzugen von Albrecht. L'école des bourgeois, comedie. Dresden beim Verfasser. 1790 Venne [!] en Autriche, Dans l'imprimerie de J. L. N. 8, 112p., 16.5cm. (In his Dramatische Werke, 1790); de Ghelen. 1756 Title vignette, engr. En trois actes.; 8, 94p., 17.5cm.; No. 1569 in a Reel: 70, No. 2653 collection of German plays. Reel: 40, No. 1575 Albrecht, Johann Friedrich Ernst, 1752-1814. Furstengluck, eine Seltenheit aus der grossen [Allainval, Léonor Jean Christine Soulas d', Welt, in funf Aufzugen von Albrecht, 1791. ca.1695-1753]. (Augsburg). 1791 L'embaras des richesses, comédie par m. (In: Deutsche Schaubühne. 17.5cm. 1791, 4. Bd., p. d'Allainval. [215]-308). Vienne en Autriche, Chez Jean Pierre van Ghelen, Reel: 66, No. 2522 imprimeur de la cour de Sa Majesté Imperiale, & Royale. 1752 [Albrecht, Johann Friedrich Ernst, 1752-1814]. 8, 115p., 17.5cm.; No. 1571 in a collection of Masaniello von Neapel. German plays. (Wien). 1790 Reel: 40, No. 1577 Original-Trauerspiel in funf Aufzugen, 1790.; (In: Theatralische Sammlung. 18cm. [1 Bd.?], p. [3]-128). [Allainval, Léonor Jean Christine Soulas d', Reel: 45, No. 1787 ca.1695-1753]. Le mari curieux. Albrecht, Johann Friedrich Ernst, 1752-1814. Vienne en Autriche, Dans l'imprimerie de J. L. N. de Der Teufel ein Hidraulikus. Ghelen. 1756 Grätz. 1798 Comedie. En un acte.; 8, 42p., 17.5cm.; No. 1598 in a Ein Lustspiel in drey Acten. Nach dem collection of German plays. Bettelstudenten furs Sachsische Hoftheater bearbeitet Reel: 41, No. 1604 von Albrecht.; 8, 51p., 17.5cm. (In: Neue Sammlung deutscher Schauspiele, 36. Bd., 1798); Der Allestree, John, pseud. Bettelstudent is by Paul Weidmann. Die gluckliche Entwicklung. Reel: 61, No. 2363 Frankfurt und Leipzig [i.e. Prag?]. 1776 Ein Lustspiel in zween Aufzugen. Aus dem Albrecht, Johann Friedrich Ernst, 1752-1814. Englischen des John Alle-Stree ...; 8, 136p., 16.5cm.; Zieh aus, Herr Bruder!. Imprint probably false.; Despite the fact that the Dresden beim Verfasser. 1790 "Uebersetzer" gives a fictitious life of "John Alle- Lustspiel in drei Aufzugen von Albrecht.; 8, 120p., Stree" in his foreword, no such person is recorded in 16.5cm. (In his Dramatische Werke, 1790); Title the annals of English drama. This play appears to be vignette, engr. an original written in German; doubtfully ascribed to Reel: 70, No. 2652 Karl Hebenstreit von Streitenfeld.; No. 231 in a collection of German plays. Alexander, Karl, d.1783. Reel: 7, No. 286 Die Verpfandung. Brunn, gedruckt mit Neumannschen Schriften. 1779 André, Johann, 1741-1799. Ein Schauspiel in einem Aufzuge von Karl Die Bezauberten. Alexander.; 8, 3p.l., [3]-45p., 15.5cm.; No. 1179 in a Berlin, bey Christian Friedrich Himburg. 1777 collection of German plays. Eine komische Oper in einem Aufzuge. Nach dem Reel: 27, No. 1180 Franzosischen der Madame Favart. Verfertigt und in Musik gesetzt von Johann André.; 8, 70p., 16.5cm.; [Alexander, Karl, d.1783, attributed author]. An adaptation of Les ensorcelés.; Without the music.; Das Lustlager. No. 1383 in a collection of German plays. Wien, zu finden beym Logenmeister. 1779 Reel: 31, No. 1364 Ein Schauspiel in einer Handlung ... Aufgefuhrt im k. k. Nationaltheater.; 8, 36p., 16.5cm.; Also attributed [André, Johann, 1741-1799]. to J. M. Babo.; No. 1732 in a collection of German Lustspiele. plays. Frankfurth am Maÿn, beÿ Johann Gottlieb Garbe. Reel: 43, No. 1733 1771 Arist. Der alte Freÿer. Der Wittwer.; 8, 5p.1., [3]- 263, [1]p., 17cm.; Engraved t.-p.; Nos. 825-827 in a collection of German plays. Reel: 19, No. 836 2 The Viennese Theatre, 1740-1790 Author Index Angiolini, Gaspare, 1731-1803. Anonymous. Montezuma, oder die Eroberung von Mexiko, ein L'Albagia smascherata, o sia Il cittadino tragisch-pantomimisches Ballet in funf Akten. rinnobilito, dramma giocoso per musica da Wjen, zu finden bey dem Logenmeister. 1775 rappresentarsi ne'teatri privilegiati di Vienna nel von Erfindung des Herrn Angiolini Balletmeistern carnovale dell'anno 1767. der Schaubuhnen in Wien.; 8, 21p., 16.5cm.; In Vienna,Nella stamperia di Ghelen. [1767] Descriptive text only; without the music by Josef 8. 95p. 15.5cm.; "La musica è del sigr. Giuseppe Starzer.; No. 187 in a collection of German plays. Pasqua, maestro di cappella napoletano."--Note, Reel: 6, No. 242 p.[3].; Without the music.; In verse.; No. 935 in a collection of German plays. Another copy. 17cm.; Angiolini, Gaspare, 1731-1803. No.3 in v.79 in a collection of Italian plays. Le muse protette dal genio d'Austria, ballo Reel: 111, No. 3288 pantomimo fatto all 'occasione dell' incoronamento del re de Romani, e rappresentato per la prima volta Anonymous. alla di lui presenza al suo ritorno in Vienna, Albert Landgraf in Thuringen. d'invenzione, a composizione del sgr Gaspero (Augsburg). 1791 Angiolini. Ein drammatisches Geschichtsstuck in funf Aufzugen [Vienna]. 1764 nach Schlenkerts Friedrich mit der gebissnen 8, [8]p., 17.5cm.; Signature: )(4.; Descriptive text Wange.; (In: Deutsche Schaubühne. 16cm. only; without the music.; No. 819 in a collection of 1791,10.Bd.,p.[157]-268); Adaptation ascribed to F. German plays. G. Hagemann. Reel: 19, No. 830 Reel: 66, No. 2543 Angiolini, Gaspare, 1731-1803. Anonymous. Les muses protegees par le genie de l'Autriche, Albert und Lotte, oder die Tugend bey der ballet pantomine [!]. grossten Armuth. [Vienne d'Autriche]. 1764 Prag und Leipzig,bey Johann Joseph Grobl. 1777 Compose a l'occasion du couronnement du roi des Ein Lustspiel, in zween Aufzugen.; 8. 39p. 16.5cm.; Romains, et execute pour la premiere fois en A Wertheriad, ascribed to one Watschidel.; No.502 in presence de Sa Majeste a son retour a Vienna. a collection of German plays. L'invention et la composition de ce ballet sont du sr. Reel: 13, No. 544 Gaspar Angiolini ...; 8, [8]p., 17.5cm.; Signature: )(4.; Descriptive text only; without the music.; No.
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