Eugène Verconsin

Eugène Verconsin (19 May 1823 - 28 December 1891) was a French playwright, author of twenty something comedies and vaudevilles.

Plays 1850 : Les Roués innocents, 1-act comedy mixed with songs by Lefranc and Verconsin, performed in Paris, Théâtre Montansier, 16 August 1857 : Télémaque, ou l'Innocence en danger sauvée par l'intrépide résolution d'un vieillard qui ne craignait pas l'eau froide, Greek burlesque tragedy at the time of the Trojan War, by Eugène Verconsin. Premiered on 30 April 1857 at Paris 1861 : Une dette de jeunesse, comedy in 1 act, in prose, by Eugène Verconsin and Eugène Lesbazeilles, Paris, Théâtre du Gymnase, 10 October 1863 : C'était Gertrude ! 1-act comedy-vaudeville, by M. Eugène Verconsin. Paris, played on 28 June 1863 1864 : En wagon épisode de Voyage, vaudeville in one act 1864 : Les Erreurs de Jean, comédie-vaudeville in 1 act, played in Paris, on 31 October 1864 1869 : Saynètes Et Comédies 1869 : Les Rêves de Marguerite, 1-act comedy 1870 : La matrone d'Éphèse: 1-act comedy 1870 : Les Curiosités de Jeanne, comedy-vaudeville in 1 act performed in Paris, on 24 January 1870 1870 : Adélaïde et Vermouth, military romance and vaudeville in one act 1875 : À La Porte, 1-act comedy 1875 : Quête à domicile, 1-act comedy 1875 : Ici, Médor ! 1-act comedy played in Paris, at the théâtre du Palais-Royal on 3 July 1875 1876 : La Crise de M. Thomassin, comedy in 3 acts, played in Paris, at the théâtre du Gymnase, on 31 July 1876 1878 : Théâtre de campagne by Eugène Verconsin and André Theuriet 1880 : Théâtre des familles, by Gustave Nadaud, Maurice Ordonneau and Eugène Verconsin 1884 : L'Une, ou l'autre ?, saynète in 1 act 1885 : La Folle du logis, monologue 1886 : La Sortie de Saint-Cyr, comedy in 1 act, played in Paris, at the Théâtre-Français, on 22 June 1886 1890 : Fais Ce Que Dois comedy undated : Les Trois souhaits, comedy

In 1888, Eugène Verconsin foreworded a book by the author Aylic Marin, pen name of Édouard Petit who had written: En Océanie, published by éditions Charles Bayle, in the Petite bibliotheque populaire collection.