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John Henderson Grieve

1770–1845

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Songs, chorusses, &c &c, in the new comic pantomime, called Harlequin and poor Robin, or, The House that Jack built1823
With W. Ware, Charles Farley, Thomas Grieve, William Grieve, John Hodgins, Thomas Frederick Luppino, Thomas Ellar, James Barnes, J. S. Grimaldi, John Miller, Covent Garden Theatre
The songs, duets, chorusses, &c in the new grand comic, melodramatic, romantic Christmas pantomime, called Hop O' My Thumb and his brothers, or, Harlequin and the ogre1831
With George Frederick Stansbury, William Grieve, Thomas Grieve, Charles Farley, W. Kenneth, Buchanan McMillan, Covent Garden Theatre
The songs, duets, choruses, &c in the new grand mythological comic, melo-dramatic, partly operatical, innubibus, historical Christmas pantomime, called Old Mother Hubbard and her dog, or, Harlequin & the tales of the nursery1833
With Richard Hughes, Thomas Grieve, William Grieve, Charles Farley, W. Kenneth, E. H. Blagdon, Covent Garden Theatre

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The songs, duets, chorusses, &c in the new grand comic, melodramatic, romantic Christmas pantomime, called Hop O' My Thumb and his brothers, or, Harlequin and the ogre1831
With George Frederick Stansbury, William Grieve, Thomas Grieve, Charles Farley, W. Kenneth, Buchanan McMillan, Covent Garden Theatre
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Songs, chorusses, &c &c, in the new comic pantomime, called Harlequin and poor Robin, or, The House that Jack built1823
With W. Ware, Charles Farley, Thomas Grieve, William Grieve, John Hodgins, Thomas Frederick Luppino, Thomas Ellar, James Barnes, J. S. Grimaldi, John Miller, Covent Garden Theatre
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The songs, duets, choruses, &c in the new grand mythological comic, melo-dramatic, partly operatical, innubibus, historical Christmas pantomime, called Old Mother Hubbard and her dog, or, Harlequin & the tales of the nursery1833
With Richard Hughes, Thomas Grieve, William Grieve, Charles Farley, W. Kenneth, E. H. Blagdon, Covent Garden Theatre
1 edition
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