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Dmitry Timofeevich Lensky(real name Vorobyov; (1805 ) , Moscow - December 9 (December 21), Moscow) - Russian writer, translator, actor; author of popular vaudeville shows in the 19th century.

Biography

Son of a merchant. Studied at the Moscow Practical Academy of Commercial Sciences (-). He served in the banking office of an English merchant.

One of the first translators of P. J. Beranger in Russia.

Literary activity

• “There is still turmoil, or everything is wrong in the world.” Com.-vaudeville in 1 d. Per. from fr.
• “The matchmaker is out of place.” Com.-vaudeville in 1 d. Per. from fr.
• "Honest Thief" Com.-vaudeville in 1 d. Per. from fr.
• "Innocent of Guilt, or the Judge's Sentence." Opera-vaudeville in 1 d. Text translated. from fr.
• "Grandfather-groom." Com.-vaudeville in 1 d. E. Scribe. Per. from fr.
• “Mister Servant, or the Game of Happiness” Com.-vaudeville in 1 d. Transl. from fr.
• “Godmother” (La marraine). Com.-vaudeville in 1 d. E. Scribe, Locroix (French) Russian and J. Chabot de Buena. Per. from fr.
• “The Charming Prince, or Tales in the Faces” (Le prince charmant, ou Les contes de fees). Vaudeville in 1 d. E. Scribe. Per. from fr.
• “The Pupil of Love, or How He Changed” (Jean). Com.-vaudeville in 4 parts by M. Theolon and A. Signol. Per. from fr.
• "Baron von Trenck" Com.-vaudeville in 2 d. E. Scribe and J. Delavigne. Per. from fr.
• “Wonderful adventures and amazing sea voyage of Pietro Dandini” Magic opera-vaudeville, in 3 d. E. Scribe and J.-A. Dupin (Henri Dupin). Per. from fr.
• "Husband and wife". Com.-vaudeville in 1 d. Per. from fr.
• “An hour in prison, or Another hangover at someone else’s feast” (Une heure de prison, ou La lettre de recommandation). Vaudeville in 2 parts. T.-M. Dumersana, Sh.-O. Sevrena and J.-T. Merle (Jean-Toussaint Merle). Per. from fr.
• “First Love” (Les premieres amours, ou Les souvenirs d’enfance). Com.-vaudeville in 1 d. E. Scribe. Per. from fr.
• "Philip, or Family Pride" (Philippe). Com.-vaudeville in 1 d. E. Scribe, Melville (A.-O.-J. Duveyrier) and J. Bayard. Per. from fr.
• “Theobald, or Return from Russia” (Theobald, ou Le retour de Russie). Com.-vaudeville in 1 d. E. Scribe and A.-F. Varner (Antoine-François Varner). Per. from fr.
• "The Old Hussar, or Pages of Frederick II." Opera-vaudeville in 3 scenes. Text by T.-F. Devilneuve, E. Dupaty and V. Saint-Hilaire. The plot is borrowed from the novel by Sh.-A.-G. Pigo-Lebrun "Les barons de Felsheim". Per. from fr.
• “Two Husbands” (Les deux maris). Com.-vaudeville in 1 d. E. Scribe and A.-F. Varner (Antoine-François Varner). Per. from fr.
• “Kettly, or Return to Switzerland” (Kettly, ou Le retour en Suisse). Opera-vaudeville in 1 d. F.-A. Duvert and P. Duport. Per. from fr. (staged in Moscow in 1832 by a Moscow drama troupe on the premises of the Bolshoi Theater)
• “The Deserter, or Longing for the Fatherland” (Le mal du pays, ou La bateliere de Brienz). Opera-vaudeville in 1 d. Text by E. Scribe and Melville (A.-O.-J. Duveyrier). Per. from fr.
• “Mustache” (Partie et revanche). Com.-vaudeville in 1 d. E. Scribe, Francis and N. Brazier. Per. from fr.
• “The Kiss on the Bill” (Le baiser au porteur). Com.-vaudeville in 1 d. E. Scribe, J. Zhansoul (Justin Gensoul) and F. de Courcy (Frédéric de Courcy). Per. from fr. (staged by the Moscow drama troupe on the stage of the Bolshoi Theater on May 23, 1832 at their own benefit performance)
• "Actress, singer and dancer." Com.-vaudeville in 1 d. Per. from fr.
• “Good and bad, and stupid and smart.” Vaudeville in 1 d. Reworking of the vaudeville of E. Scribe and Melville (A.-O.-J. Duveyrier) “La demoiselle a marier, ou La premiere entrevue”
• "Love Potion, or the Barber Poet." Opera-vaudeville in 1 d. Reworking of Melville’s vaudeville (A.-O.-J. Duveyrier) and N. Brazier “Le philtre champenois”.
• “The Solicitor Under the Table” (Monsieur Jovial, ou L’huissier chansonnier). Vaudeville in 2 d. M. Theolon and Shokar. Per. from fr.
• "Hoarders in a Vise." Opera-vaudeville in 1 d. Per. from fr.
• "The Ladies' Doctor" (Le medecin des dames). Vaudeville in 1 d. E. Scribe and Melville (A.-O.-J. Duveyrier). Per. from fr.
• “Brother in Love” (Rodolphe, ou Frere et sœur). Drama in 1 d. E. Scribe and Melville (A.-O.-J. Duveyrier). Per. from fr.
• “Dreams” (Une chaumiere et son cœur). Com.-vaudeville in 3 d. E. Scribe and Alphonse. Per. from fr.
• “Even if you crack, get married” (Le mariage force). Com. in 1 d. J.-B. Moliere. Volny lane from fr. in verse
• “Two merchants and two fathers” (Moiroud et companie). Com.-vaudeville in 1 d. J. Bayar and J. Vayi. Per. from fr.
• "Malvina, or a Lesson for Rich Brides." Drama in 2 parts in verse. Per. from fr. com. E. Scriba “Malvina, ou Un mariage d’inclination”;
• “The groom is in great demand” (Le coq de village). Comic vaudeville in 1 d. Sh.-S. Favara. Per. from fr.
• “Masquerade in a summer club, or Neither this nor that for carriages, not vaudeville and not ballet.” Per. from fr.
• "Mirror, or Ladies' Privy Councilor." Com. in 1 d. Per. from fr.
• “The Good Genius” (L’ange gardien). Vaudeville trilogy in 3 scenes D.-Sh. Dupetit and P. Delanda. Per. from fr.
• "Uncle's Secret" (Le secret de mon oncle). Vaudeville in 1, S. Varin (Charles Varin). Per. from fr.
• “The Pages of Bassompierre” (Les pages de Bassompiere). Vaudeville in 1 d. S. Varin (Charles Varin), E. Arago and Deverger. Per. from fr.
• “Lev Gurych Sinichkin, or the Provincial Debutante” (Le pere de la debutante). Com.-vaudeville in 5 d. M. Theolon and J. Bayard. Per. from fr. (in Moscow for the first time on November 3, 1839 at a benefit performance of dancer A. I. Voronina-Ivanova at the Bolshoi Theater)
• "Graphic lithographer, or the ambitious darner." Vaudeville in 1 d. Per. from fr.
• “The wife is at the table, and the husband is under the floor” (Le cabaret de Lustucru). Vaudeville in 1 d. E. Zhema and E. Arago. Per. from fr.
• "Kharkov groom, or House on two streets." Vaudeville in 2 d. Per. from fr.
• "Pavel Stepanovich Mochalov in the provinces." Water in 2 d. Alteration of fr. water F. Desforges and P. Vermont “Lekain a Draguignan”;
• “Son-in-law” (Mon gendre). Water in 1 d. J. Bayard and Laurencin (Paul Aimé Chapelle). Per. from fr.
• "Two Nurses" Fars-vod. in 1 day. Taken from French.
• “An angel in people is not a wife! At home with my husband - Satan! (L'ange dans le monde et le diable a la maison). Com. in 3 d. F. de Courcy and D.-Sh. Dupetit. Per. from fr.
• "Horror! Horror!! Horror!!!". Water in 1 d. Per. from fr.
• “The Master's Arrogance and Pansies” (La marquise de Pretintaille). Water in 1 d. J. Bayard and F. Dumanoir. Per. from fr.
• “Fortunkin, or A husband from a place, another to a place” (Mon ami Cleobul). Water in 1 d. Transl. from fr.
• “Here are the pills! What’s in your mouth, thank you!” Magic opera water. in 3 scenes and 12 scenes. Per. fr. water F. Laloux, O. Anise-Bourgeois and Laurent “Les pilules du diable”. Music by Stutzman (in Moscow: January 30, 1842 at a benefit performance for the driver L.-P. Pino, on the premises of the Bolshoi Theater)
• “The first day of marriage thirty years after the wedding, or Better late than never” (Monsieur de Maugallard, ou Le premier jour des noces). Com. in 1 d. J.-B. Rosier and O. Arnoux. Per. from fr.
• “Hamlet Sidorovich and Ophelia Kuzminishna” (Indiana et Charlemagne). Joke-vod. in 1 d. J. Bayard and F. Dumanoir. Per. from fr.
• “The Killer of His Wife” (L’homme qui tue sa femme). Water in 2 d. E. Brizbarra and E. Zhema. Per. from fr.
• “The war with the mother-in-law, or they forcibly came to their senses” (Le mari a la campagne). Com. in 3 d. J. Bayar and J. Vaii. Per. from fr.
• “20, 40, 100” (Brelan de Troupiers). Com.-water in 1 d. F. Dumanoir and E. Arago. Per. from French; together with N. P. Becker
• "A Thousand and One Nights, Arabian Tales." Magic com.-water. in 4 d. Per. from fr. N. P. Becker. Couplet by D. T. Lensky.
• “Wolf mouth, fox tail” (Une jeunesse orageuse). Com.-water in 2 d. Sh. Denoyer. Per. from fr.
• “Victim of Vengeance” (Juliette). Drama in 2 d. Melville (A.-O.-J. Duveyrier) and Sh.-A.-E. Bieville. Per. from fr.
• “Two brothers from the Arbat and a third to them” (Les freres Dondaine). Joke-vod. in 1 d. S. Varin (Charles Varin) and Lopez. Per. from fr.
• “Fear has big eyes, or it has saved you, but for how long?” (La tante mal gardee). Water in 1 d. J. Bayar and Maton. Per. from fr.
• “The Three Invisibles” (Les fees de Paris). Com.-water in 2 d. J. Bayara. Per. from fr.
• “I’m not happy, but there’s nothing to do” (Bon gre, mal gre). Water in 1 d. J. Barbier. Per. from fr.
• “Mineral waters” (Les eaux de Mont d’or). Water in 1 d. E. Scriba, F. de Courcy and J. Sentina. Per. from fr.
• “The Teacher and the Millwoman, or Education and Nature” (Le moulin joli). Operetta in 1 d. Text by L. Clairville. Per. from fr.
• "Scientific eccentrics and a child." Com. in 1 d. A. Dumas. Per. from fr. D. T. Lensky
• "Simple and well-mannered." Water in 1 day

Literature

• Gorbunov I. F. Lensky, D. T. // Russian antiquity. - . - T. 10.
• Russian writers. 1800-1917. Biographical Dictionary. T. 3: K-M. - M.: Great Russian Encyclopedia, 1994. - P. 317-318.

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