Works
All operettas and all premieres in Paris, unless otherwise noted.
- Méfie-toi de Pharaon, one act, 1872, Eldorado
- Le serment de Mme Grégoire, 1874, Eldorado
- Paille d'avoine, one act, 12 March 1874, Théâtre des Délassements-Comiques
- Le valet de coeur, saynète, one act, 1875, Alcazar d'Eté
- Le péage, c 1876, Eldorado
- Les cloches de Corneville, opéra comique, four acts, 19 April 1877, Théâtre des Folies-Dramatiques
- Le chevalier Gaston, one act, 8 February 1879, Opéra, Monte Carlo
- Les voltigeurs de la 32ème, three acts, 7 January 1880, Renaissance
- La cantinière, three acts, 26 October 1880, Théâtre de Nouveautés
- Rip van Winkle (Rip-Rip), three acts, 14 October 1882, Comedy Theatre, London
- Les chevaux-légers, one act, 1882
- Nell Gwynne (La princesse Colombine), three acts, 7 February 1884, Avenue Theatre, London
- La crémaillere, three acts, 28 November 1885, Nouveautés
- Surcouf, three acts, 6 October 1887, Folies-Dramatiques
- Captain Thérése, 1887, three acts, 25 August 1890, Prince of Wales Theatre, London
- La cocarde tricolore, three acts, 12 February 1892, Folies-Dramatiques
- Le talisman, three acts, 20 January 1893, Théâtre de la Gaîté
- Les vingt-huit jours de Champignolette, 17 September 1895, République
- Panurge, 1895, three acts, 22 November 1895, Gaîté
- Mam'zelle Quat'sous, four acts, 19 April 1897 Gaîté
- Le fiancé de Margot, one act, 1900
- Le paradis de Mahomet, three acts, completed by L Ganne, 15 May 1906, Variétés
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