several thousand people of all classes ("a final grand procession he would have surely enjoyed", in Wearing's words). Among the mourners were musicians, comedians, managers, authors, singers, critics and politicians, as well as the general public. Harris's widow married Edward O'Connor Terry in 1904. Reputation and memorials On Harris's death, the critic Clement Scott wrote: The Illustrated London News said: In addition to the funerary monument in Brompton Cemetery, Harris is commemorated by a fountain on the Catherine Street side of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. It was designed by Sidney R. J. Smith and erected by public subscription through the Metropolitan Drinking Fountain and Cattle Trough Association. Above the fountain is a bronze bust of Harris by Sir Thomas Brock. Plays Melodramas Staged at Drury Lane. Co-authors shown in brackets. The World (Paul Merritt and Henry Pettitt) 1880 Youth (Merritt) 1881 Pluck: A Story of £50,000 (Pettitt) 1882 A Sailor and His Lass (Robert Williams Buchanan) 1883 Freedom (George Fawcett Rowe) 1883 Human Nature (Pettitt) 1885 A Run of Luck (Pettitt) 1886 Pleasure (Merritt) 1887 The Spanish Armada (Henry Hamilton) 1888 The Royal Oak (Hamilton) 1889 A Million of Money (Pettitt) 1890 The Prodigal Daughter (Pettitt) 1892 A Life of Pleasure (Pettitt) 1893 The Derby Winner: A new and original sporting and spectacular drama, (Cecil Raleigh and Hamilton) 1894 Cheer, Boys, Cheer (Raleigh and Hamilton) 1895 Source: Dictionary of National Biography. Pantomimes After Bluebeard in 1879, Harris's next nine pantomimes at Drury Lane were written by E. L. Blanchard. From 1888 Harris co-wrote them: his collaborators are shown in brackets: Babes in the Wood (Blanchard and Harry Nicholls) 1888 Jack and the Beanstalk or, Harlequin and the Midwinter Night's Dream (Nicholls) 1889 Beauty and the Beast (William Yardley) 1890 Humpty Dumpty (Nicholls) 1891 Little Bo-Peep, Little Red Riding Hood and Hop o' My Thumb (Wilton Jones) 1892 Robinson Crusoe) (Nicholls) 1893 Dick Whittington (Raleigh and Hamilton) 1894 Cinderella (Raleigh and Arthur Sturgess) 1895 Libretti The Basoche (1891). Opéra comique in three acts. English dialogue (English lyrics by Eugène Oudin); music by André Messager. Amy Robsart (1893). Opera in three acts, based on a story by Walter Scott. Scenario by Harris, developed by Frederic Weatherly in English and Paul Milliet in French; music by Isidore De Lara. The Lady of Longford. Opera in one act (1894). Co-written with Weatherly; music by L. Emil Bach. The Little Genius (1896). Comic opera