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• Church and state : a lecture delivered in the Salt Lake Theatre, January 24th, 1892Charles Ellis
• Statehood. A lecture delivered in the Salt Lake Theatre, February 7th, 1892Charles Ellis
• Brantley: a drama in five actsWilliam John Lynd
• The plays of William Shakespeare, with notes of various commentators/ Ed. by Manley WoodWilliam Shakespeare
• The plays of William Shakspeare : accurately printed from the text of the corrected copy left by the late George Steevens, with glossarial nWilliam Shakespeare
• Victor Hugo: a life related by one who has witnessed it; including a drama in three acts, entitled Inez de Castro, and other unpublished worAdèle Hugo
• The goosenbury pilgrims : a child's dramaThorstein Veblen
• Text of the seven plays, edited by Sir Richard JebbSophocles
• The text of the seven plays, edited with an introduction by R.C. JebbSophocles
• Our country as it is. A lecture delivered in the Salt Lake theatre, February 21st, 1892Charles Ellis
• The dramatic and poetical works of Joanna BaillieJoanna Baillie
• Our county as it should be : a lecture delivered in the Salt Lake Theatre, February 28th, 1892Charles Ellis
• Corianton : an Aztec romance : a romantic spectacular drama in four actsOrestes U Bean
• Columbus, westward ho! : a dramatic productionAlice Merrill Horne
• Roméo et Juliette : tragédie de ShakespeareWilliam Shakespeare
• Kean; comédie en cinq actes ... pub. par J. LouisAlexandre Dumas
• Pheelim O'Rooke's curse : an Irish drama in four actsGeorge A Simms
• O'Day, the alderman; a comedy drama in four acts, by Sam. E. RyanSamuel E Ryan
• Thekla : a fairy drama, in three actsH. M. Toler
• Vandyke Brown; a farce in one act by Adolphus Charles Froughton [sic] As first performed at the Royal Strand Theatre, London, March 24, 1859Adolphus Charles Troughton
• The Hessian; a revolutionary drama in three actsThomas Littlefield Marble
• Servants vs. master; or, A father's will. A comedy drama, in three acts ... To which is added a description of the costumes, cast of the chaW. H Martin
• One hundred one-act plays for school, college and educational dramatics, with a bibliography of aids for directorsA. M Drummond
• Double falsehood [a drama]Walter Graham
• The comedies of Shakespeare; the text of the Oxford edition prepared by W.J. Craig; with a general introduction by Algernon Charles SwinburnWilliam Shakespeare
• Western Kansans' Alma Mater; a picture drama of Fort Hays Kansas state collegeFort Hays Kansas State College
• Informal dramatics; a language arts activity for the special pupil. Introd. by Winifred WardBarbara May McIntyre
• Komachi,: a romantic drama of old Japan, in three actsGlenn Hughes
• An unwritten drama of Lord Byron, by Washington Irving; with an introduction by Thomas Ollive MabbottWashington Irving
• Harmony : a domestic drama in one actHenry Arthur Jones
• Frederick the Great; or Love and majesty: an historical drama of the life and times of a royal friendDe B. Randolph Keim
• Rory O'More: a drama in three actsSamuel Lover
• The miracle of Saint Masha,: and other playsJoseph Koven
• An evening of plays for men: an evening's entertainment consisting of four one-act plays to be presented by an all male cast, by J. C. MulleJ. C. McMullen
• Three playsElva Cooper Magnusson
• The poems and plays of William Vaughn MoodyWilliam Vaughn Moody
• O'Keeffe's legacy to his daughter : being the poetical works of the late John O'Keeffe, Esq., the dramatic authorJohn O'Keeffe
• Three plays under three flagsBarbara Ring
• Tom Singleton: dragoon and dramatist, a novelW. W. Follett Synge
• ... The wept of the Wish-ton-wish.: A drama, in two acts. From J. Fenimore Cooper's celebrated novel of the same name ... As performed at alJames Fenimore Cooper
• More portmanteau plays,/ by Stuart Walker ... ed., and with introduction by Edward Hale BierstadtStuart Walker
• The Oedipus tyrannus of Sophocles. Harvard university, Sanders theatre, May 17, 19, and 20, 1881Sophocles
• The husband of Xanthippe,: and other short playsConrad Seiler
• Soap-bubbles, their colours, and the forces which mould them. Being the substance of many lectures delivered in the theatre of the London inC. V. Boys
• Portmanteau plays. Edited, and with an introduction by Edward Hale BierstadtStuart Walker
• Love and money: a dramatic sketch, by Basil [pseud.]Wharton?
• The downfall of humanity : a drama in three actsWilliam Wiley Scott
• Oberon's oath : or, The paladin and the princess :a melo-dramatic romance in two acts as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-LaneJohn Parry
• Guatemozin. A drama.Malcolm Macdonald
• The maid of Northumberland : a dramatic poemDaniel Bedinger Lucas
• The discoverer ; and, In the queen's room : dramas in metreFrank Frankfort Moore
• Goethe's Götz von Berlichingen mit der eisernen Hand, ein SchauspielJohann Wolfgang von Goethe
• The creator; drama in five actsG Vogelsang
• Charles Rovellini; a drama of the disunited states of North AmericaJoseph Rocchietti
• Chatterton, The black death, and Meriwether Lewis, three playsCharles Reznikoff
• Francis the first. A tragedy in five acts: as performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, by Frances Ann KembleFanny Kemble
• The call of the North ; being a dramatized version of Conjuror's house, a romance of the free forestStewart Edward White
• The theatre as a power; an address given by William Faversham in the Chicago university extension course of the lectures on the drama, ThursWilliam Faversham
• Speech of Hon. Edw. D. Baker, U.S. senator from Oregon, delivered at a Republican mass meeting, held at the American Theatre, in the city ofEdward Dickinson Baker
• The works of George Chapman : playsGeorge Chapman