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'''See [[The Pilot, or a Tale of the Sea]]'''

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−	''[[The Pilot, or a Storm at Sea]]'' is a "Nautical Burletta" by Fitzball, based on the novel by Fenimore Cooper and on Fitzball's own 1824 play ''[[The Pilot, or a Tale of the Sea]]''. First produced on October 31, 1825 at the Adelphi Theatre, London.	+	''[[The Pilot, or a Storm at Sea]]'' is a "Nautical Burletta" by Edward Fitzball (1792–1873)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Fitzball], based on the novel by Fenimore Cooper and on Fitzball's own 1824 play ''[[The Pilot, or a Tale of the Sea]]''. First produced on October 31, 1825 at the Adelphi Theatre, London.

	'''See [[The Pilot, or a Tale of the Sea]]'''		'''See [[The Pilot, or a Tale of the Sea]]'''

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−	A "Nautical Burletta" by Fitzball, based on the novel by Fenimore Cooper and on Fitzball's own 1824 play ''[[The Pilot, or a Tale of the Sea]]''. First produced on October 31, 1825 at the Adelphi Theatre, London.	+	''[[The Pilot, or a Storm at Sea]]'' is a "Nautical Burletta" by Fitzball, based on the novel by Fenimore Cooper and on Fitzball's own 1824 play ''[[The Pilot, or a Tale of the Sea]]''. First produced on October 31, 1825 at the Adelphi Theatre, London.

	'''See [[The Pilot, or a Tale of the Sea]]'''		'''See [[The Pilot, or a Tale of the Sea]]'''

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	'''See [[The Pilot, or a Tale of the Sea]]'''		'''See [[The Pilot, or a Tale of the Sea]]'''
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		+	Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Plays]]
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		+	A "Nautical Burletta" by Fitzball, based on the novel by Fenimore Cooper and on Fitzball's own 1824 play ''[[The Pilot, or a Tale of the Sea]]''. First produced on October 31, 1825 at the Adelphi Theatre, London.

	'''See [[The Pilot, or a Tale of the Sea]]'''		'''See [[The Pilot, or a Tale of the Sea]]'''