Literary Works
Blumenthal is the author of many plays and novels, among which may be mentioned:
- Allerhand Ungezogenheiten, Leipzig, 1874, 5th ed., 1877;
- Für alle Wagen und Menschenklassen, ib. 1875;
- Bummelbriefe, Danzig, 1880;
- and the comedies Der Probepfeil, 1882;
- Die grosse Glocke, 1887;
- Der schwarze Schleier 1887;
- Der Zaungast, 1889;
- Grossstadtluft, 1891;
- Heute und Gestern, 1892;
- Hans Huckebein, 1897;
- Die strengen Herren, 1900;
last five together with G. Kadelburg;
- Im Weissen Rössl, 1898 (famous for Ralph Benatzky)
- Merkzettel, 1898;
- Matthias Gollinger, with M. Bernstein, 1898;
- Verbotene Stücke, 1900;
- Gesammelte Epigramme, 1890
- He also edited Grabbes Werke und handschriftlicher Nachlass, ib. 1878.
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