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[[Jenny Lind, or The North Star]] (Addington) '''See ''[[Jenny Lind]]''''' | [[Jenny Lind, or The North Star]] (Addington) '''See ''[[Jenny Lind]]''''' | ||
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[[Jeppe of the Hill]] (Holberg)'''See ''[[Jeppe på Bjerget]]''''' | [[Jeppe of the Hill]] (Holberg)'''See ''[[Jeppe på Bjerget]]''''' | ||
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[[John Overy, the Miser of Southwark Ferry]] (Jerrold) | [[John Overy, the Miser of Southwark Ferry]] (Jerrold) | ||
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[[John Wopps, or "From Information I Received"]] (Suter) | [[John Wopps, or "From Information I Received"]] (Suter) | ||
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The list
Je veux voir Mioussov (Katayev/Dalmat)
Jealous Wife, The (Colman the Elder)
Jean-Marie (Theuriet)
Jean-Pierre-Diogenes, of L'Orateur dans un Tonneau (Anon)
Jeanie Deans (Boucicault) See The Heart of Midlothian
Jeanie Deans, or The Heart of Midlothian (Boucicault) See The Heart of Midlothian
Jeeves Takes Charge (Wodehouse/Duke)
Jenny Lind (various authors)
Jenny Lind at Last, or The Swedish Nightingale (Reach) See Jenny Lind
Jenny Lind, or The North Star (Addington) See Jenny Lind
Jeppe of the Hill (Holberg)See Jeppe på Bjerget
Jeppe på Bjerget (Holberg)
Jérome Pointu (Beaunoir)
Jeu de l’Amour et du Hasard, Le (Marivaux)
Jeugd van Hendrik den Vyfde (Duval) See La Jeunesse de Henri V
Jeugdige van Hart, Die (Williams/Elferink) See The Light of Heart
Jeune Fille à Marier, La (Ionesco)
Jeunesse de Henri V, La (Duval)
Jew of Venice, The See The Merchant of Venice (Shakespeare).
Jew and the Doctor, The (Dibdin)
Jeweller of St James, The (Suter/De Saint-Georges and De Leuven) See Lady Melvil, ou Le Joaillier de Saint-James
Jews of Madrid, The (Anon)
Jilt, The (Boucicault)
Jim the Penman (Young)
Jochem Uilenspiegel (Broekhoff) See Joost Uilenspiegel
Jocrisse Changé de Condition (Dorvigny)
Jocrisse Corrigé ou La Journeé aux Accidans (Sewrin)
Jocrisse in Eenen Nieuwe Dienst (Dorvigny) See Jocrisse Changé de Condition
Jocrisse-maître et Jocrisse-valet (Sewrin). See The Two Gregories, or "Where Did the Money Come From?" (Dibdin)
Jodin, De (Halevy/Scribe/Hempel) See La Juive
Joey Grimaldi's Trip to Brentford (W.F.H. Parker)
Johan de Witt, Raadpensionaris van Holland (Loosjes)
Johannisfeuer (Sudermann)
John Allman (Anon)
John Bull, or an Englishman's Fireside (Colman Jr.)
John Dobbs (Morton)
John Jones (Buckstone)
John of Paris (Pocock)
John Overy, the Miser of Southwark Ferry (Jerrold)
John Thomas (Wood)
John Wopps, or "From Information I Received" (Suter)
Jonge Filosoof, of De Grilligheden van de Fortuin, De (Tréogate)
Jood en De Christen, De, of De Gevolgen der Lichtzinnigheid (Shakespeare)
Joost Uilenspiegel (Broekhoff)
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Webber and Rice)
Joseph, haven't you got your bicycle yet?
Josephine, the Child of the Regiment, or The Fortune of War (Buckstone)
Jour du Fête, Le, ou Le Pouvoir de la Bienfaisance (Anon)
Journalisten, Die (Freytag)
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