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| [] Ardriell. A comic opera in 2 acts. Voices and piano under pseudonym J. Adahm pub William A. Pond, New York 1888 newspaper reviews : a comic-opera fiasco ended the season, a week's run beginning 3 June 1889 was all that Ardriell could muster at the Union Square Theatre New York. the libretto based on La Poupee de Nuremberg was incredibly weak and the music carefully criticised was hopelessly murdered by a company that made not one decent voice, a bad cast will make a bad play worse, there was little comic, the star Louisa Paullin in the title role was boisterous instead of vivacious, coarse instead of funny, one song she sang prettily and one only, others of the cast were sticks, awkward in action and flat in songs |
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| [] I've got a letter under pseudonym J. Adahm pub White-Smith & Co., Boston |
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| compositions published under his real name : | |
| [] Artist's dream waltzes. Piano. op105 pub White, Smith & Co., Boston 1878 |
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| [] The last caress. Waltzes. Piano. op111 pub John F. Perry & Co., Boston 1877 |
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| [] Gleaming memories. Schottishe. Piano. op112 pub John F. Perry & Co., Boston 1877 |
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| [] Soldene mazurka. Piano. op115 pub J. A. Goullaud, Boston 1877 |
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| [] Happy thoughts. Reverie. Piano pub White, Smith & Perry, Boston 1869 |
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| [] Light heart. Mazurka. Piano pub White, Smith & Perry, Boston 1871 |
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| [] Narragansett waltzes. Piano pub Cory Brothers,United States 1872 |
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| [] Wide awake waltz. Piano from Waltz song in the new musical extravaganza Sparks pub White, Smith & Co., Boston 1879 |