The Illustrious Stranger, or Married and Buried

Originally a farce in one act and in prose and called The Illustrious Stranger, or Married and Single a farce in one act and in prose, in collaboration with James Kenney, published in ‘Home Plays,’ London, 1862; It was apparently then turned into an operatic farce in two acts by James Kenney and John Gideon Millingen, and Joseph de Lefont, with music by Isaac Nathan.

First performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane Printed by William Kenneth in 1827.