Vestris, Lucia Elizabeth Bartolozzi, 1797-1856
Vestris, Lucia Elizabeth, 1797-1856
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Lucia Elizabeth Vestris British actress and theatre manager
Lucia Elizabeth Vestris
Vestris, Elizabeth
Vestris, Lucia Elizabeth
VIAF ID: 6093005 (Personal)
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British actress and theatre manager
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Vestris, Lucia Elizabeth Bartolozzi,
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1797-1856
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100 1 _ ‡a Vestris, Lucia Elizabeth Bartolozzi, ‡d 1797-1856
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1797-1856
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1797-1856
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1797-1856
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Barnett, John
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1802-1890
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Bartolozzi, Gaetano
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1757-1821
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Beziehung familiaer
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Bartoluzzi, Francesco
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Bartoluzzi, Gaetano
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Bartoluzzi, Gaetano
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Fulham
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orts
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Horn, Charles E.
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1786-1849
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Linley, George
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1798-1865
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London
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London
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London
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Love, Miss
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19th cent
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Lover, Samuel
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1797-1868
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Mahony, Miss
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Mathews, Charles James
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1803-1878
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Mathews, Charles James
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1803-1878
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Beziehung familiaer
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Morton, Thomas
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1764-1838
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Paris
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Poole Mr
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Van Dyke, Harry Stoe
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Vestris, Armand
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1786-1825
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Vestris, Armand
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1786-1825
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Beziehung familiaer
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Waylett, Harriet
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1798-1851
Works
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| O, Araby, dear Araby an admired song, sung ... by Madame Vestris, in the grand romantic & fairy opera called Oberon, performing at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden |
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| O Araby! dear Araby, my own, my native land |
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| As Cupid his rose curtains drew |
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| The bonnie wee wife ballad |
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| La Bouquetière |
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| Buy a broom The Bavarian girls [sic] : song sung with the greatest applause by Madame Vestris. |
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| By the margin of fair Zurich's waters | Air à la Suisse | Sung by | Madame Vestris, | in M.r Charles Dance's Burletta of | The Beulah Spa | with a Guitar accompaniment | by | Louisa Sophia Dance | Ent. Sta. Hall Price 1/6 | London, Published & Sold by S. Chappell, Music Seller To Their Majesties | 50, New Bond Street |
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| Cherry ripe |
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| Comedies |
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| [cover title:] Ninth Edition | Cherry ripe, a Cavatina, | Sung with the most rapturous applause by | Madame Vestris. | In M|r Poole's populor[!] Comedy | Paul Pry | Composed et Dedicated to C. Lyon Esq|r. | by C. E. Horn. [caption title:] Ninth Edition | Cherry ripe. | Sung by Madame Vestris. Composed by C.E. Horn. | An Edition of this may be had of the Publisher in the Key of C. |
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| Dart of love was feather'd first |
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| From Teutschland I come with my light wares all laden |
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| Greek boy. |
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| Guillaume Tell |
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| Hark! hark! o'er the waters softly stealing |
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| Here's a health to them thats awa |
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| Hurrah for the bonnets of blue an admired air sung by Madame Vestris |
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| If a secret you'd keep |
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| I've been roaming a cavatina |
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| I've come across the sea |
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| Let us be gay a favorite song, in the musical drama of The queen and the cardinal, sung by Made. Vestris |
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| Let us be gay, let us be gay, banish all care and sorrow away |
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| The light bark |
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| The light guitar the celebrated serenade, sung with the most enthusiastic applause by Madame Vestris' in the comic drama of The epaulette |
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| Listen to my wild guitar |
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| Lives of Shakespearian actors. 4, Helen Faucit, Lucia Elizabeth Vestris and Fanny Kemble by their contemporaries. Vol. 2, Lucia Elizabeth Vestris / edited by Janice Norwood, 2011 |
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| Love is like a little bee |
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| Love's labour lost as sung by Madame Vestris, with distinguished applause at the Theatre Royal Haymarket |
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| A Mademoiselle VESTRI | LA JARDINERA | LA BOUQUERIE | Chanson Espagnole | Avec | Accopmagnement de Castagnettes | et de Tambour de Basque | (Ad libitum) | Paroles et Musique | DE | N. LOPEZ | (DE FRIAS) | Pr: 5.|f | edition Espagnole, Pr: 5 fr. | [left column:] N.|o 1. (en Ut | Pour Mezzo-Soprano ou Baryton. | [right column:] N.|o 2 (en Re) | Por Soprano ou Ténor | [back in the middle:] le Même, Edition Française. sans Accompagnement (F|t in 8.|o) Pr. 1 Fr. | Paris, ALPHONSE LEDUC, Editeur, 3, Rue de Grammont | Tous droits d'Edotion et d'Exécution réservés pour tous pays | Imp. [illegible] & C|i|e Paris |
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| Mark, lady, mark! yon gilded bark |
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| Meet me by moonlight a ballad, sung by Madame Vestris |
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| The mountain maid a ballad, introduced by Mr. Sinclair, at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden, and also by Madame Vestris, at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, in the Burletta of Midas |
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| Mountain maid from her bow'r has hied |
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| O never fall in love ballad, as sung with unbounded applause by Madame Vestris, in the musical farce of the Invincibles |
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| Off! said the stranger |
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| Oh! leave the gay and festive scene |
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| Oh! wilt thou leave thy father's halls |
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| Opera. |
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| Paul Pry |
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| Perfection. |
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| La Petite Bernoise the celebrated song introducing airs of different nations, as sung by Madame Vestris (in character) |
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| Poets say that posies can wreath |
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| Poor Bernoise I come from France |
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| Rory O'More, or, Good Omens ... sung by Madame Vestris |
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| Rose of Lucerne, or The Swiss toy girl |
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| Say is it love |
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| She comes and o'er the embattled plain |
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| She's a winsome wee thing |
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| Songs of the Superstitions of Ireland. No. 3 |
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| The Spanish lady sung by Madme. Vestris in T. Haynes Bayly's burletta "The barrack room" |
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| Spring is coming, spring is coming |
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| I stood amid the glittering throng a ballad |
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| Sweetly on the Wings of Morning, | Sung by | Madame Vestris, | in the Historical Opera of | Hofer, | The Tell of the Tyrol, | at the | Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, | The Poetry by J.R. Planché, | Composed by | Rossini, | Arranged & Adapted for the English Stage, | by | Henry R. Bishop. | London | Published by Goulding & D'Almaine, 20, Soho Square, | Manufacturers of Cabinet, Harmonic & Square Piano Fortes, | where an elegant assortment for Sale or Hire may be seen. |
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| There once was a gallant knight |
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| Under the walnut tree, dance with me |
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| Variations |
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| Waiting ev'ning's closing |
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| Wake! wake! though I am late |
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| Wedding of the Adriatic |
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| When Venus first rose |
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| "Where are you going my pretty maid" sung ... by Miss Jarman : sung also by Madame Vestris in The belle's stratagem |
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| Why are you wand'ring here, I pray? sung by Madame Vestris at the Theatre Royal, Hay-Market, in the highly popular operatic comedy of Sweethearts and wives |
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| The Widow. |
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| Young love is a transport |
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| Young Rory O'More courted Kathleen bawn |
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| The Zurich waltz a celebrated German melody introduced by Madm. Vestris with great appluase in the Beulah spa ; and, the admired Alpine waltz |
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