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• Literary London; its lights & comediesW. P. Ryan
• La Divina commedia; the Divine comedy; a line-for-line translation in the rime-form of the original, by Melville Best AndersonDante Alighieri
• Stories to tell, including stories for reproduction and dramatization in the school room ... comp. and adaptedJulia Darrow Cowles
• The lion and the Lamb ; a drama of the ApocalypseThomas Osborn
• Dramatic essays; edited with an introd. & notes by Brander MatthewsCharles Lamb
• The plays of William Shakspeare, accurately printed from the text of the corrected copy left by the late George Steevens. With a selection oWilliam Shakespeare
• Electra, a drama in five actsBenito Pérez Galdós
• Mrs. Willis's will; a comic drama in one actEmile Souvestre
• Two jolly bachelors; a dramatic duologue in one actEdward Martin-Seymour
• The eighth of January; a drama in three acts. As performed at the theatres, Chesnut street, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and WashingtonRichard Penn Smith
• The poetic and dramatic works of Alfred Lord Tennyson ; with one hundred and twenty-seven illustrationsAlfred Tennyson
• Three playsRachel Crothers
• Black ey'd Susan; or, "All in the Downs." A nautical and domestic drama in two actsDouglas Jerrold
• The mutiny at the Nore. A nautical drama, in two acts. With an illustration and remarks by D. GDouglas Jerrold
• School plays for festive days, by Archibald HumboldtGeorge Otis March
• Heirs of slavery : a little drama of to-dayKatherine Davis Chapman Tillman
• Life in the times of Richard II as shown by the plays of the Wakefield MasterGeorgia Mabel Simon
• Comédie humaine, ed. by George SaintsburyHonoré de Balzac
• Mahomet; ou, Le fanatisme, tragédie en cinq actesVoltaire
• The dramatic works of J.W. Goethe. Tr. from the German, by Sir Walter Scott, E.A. Bowring, Anna Swanwick, and othersJohann Wolfgang von Goethe
• Erwin und Elmire; ein Schauspiel mit Gesang ... von J.W. GötheJohann Wolfgang von Goethe
• William Shakespeare's complete works: dramatic and poetic; the text from the corrected copy of the late George Steevens, with glossarial notWilliam Shakespeare
• Christopher Marlowe; edited by Havelock Ellis. With a general introd. on the English drama during the reigns of Elizabeth and James I, by J.Christopher Marlowe
• The dramatic works of Colley Cibber : in four volumesColley Cibber
• Doubtful plays. Ed. with an introd. to each play, by A.F. HopkinsonWilliam Shakespeare
• The castle spectre : a dramatic romanceM. G. Lewis
• The complete concordance to Shakespeare, being a verbal index to all passages in the dramatic works of the poetMary Cowden Clarke
• The classical element in the Shakespeare playsW. Theobald
• Dances, drills and story-plays for every day and holidaysNina B Lamkin
• La divina commedia ... con le note di Paolo Costa, e gli argomenti dell'Ab.G. Borghi. Adorna de 500 vignette ... da D. Fabris, ed una vita aDante Alighieri
• The artist's wife : a petit comedy, in two acts : as performed at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket ; correctly printed from the prompter's copyGilbert Abbott A Beckett
• Lady Newmarch, or, The Normans in Wales : a drama, in four actsJohn Hoskins
• Dramatic worksJohn Webster
• Frances Slocum of Miami lodge ; the dramatic story of the white girl that became an Indian princessJoseph Allen Minturn
• French fiction and drama in Case libraryCleveland Case Library
• Incorporate the National Theater and Academy : hearings before the United States House Committee on the Judiciary, Seventy- Fourth Congress,United States. Congress. House. Committee on the Judiciary
• Romance and reality, or, The young Virginian : an original comedy, in five acts ; as performed at the Broadway theatreJohn Brougham
• Semiramis : and other playsFielding Burke
• Dramatizations of well-known stories and poems : a selected listNew York Public Library
• Miscellaneous playsRichard Cumberland
• Shakespere's predecessors in the English dramaJohn Addington Symonds
• Poems, plays, and essays : with an account of his life and writingsOliver Goldsmith
• PlaysRichard Cumberland
• The Irish Yankee, or, The birth-day of freedom : a drama, in three actsJohn Brougham
• The minor drama : a collection of the most popular petit comedies, vaudevilles, burlettas, travesties, etc. ; with critical remarksFrancis Courtney Wemyss
• The jealous wife : a comedy of five acts, performed at the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and covent GardenGeorge Colman
• The surgeon of Paris : An historical drama, in four actsJ. S. Jones
• The plays and poems of Shakespeare, according to the improved text of Edmund Malone, including the improved text of Edmund Malone, includingWilliam Shakespeare
• Report of the Committee on Theatres and Public Buildings of the Citizens' Association on heating and ventilation of the public school buildiCitizens' Association of Chicago. Committee on Theatres and Public Buildings
• The chimney corner. An original domestic drama, in two acts. By H.T. Craven ... To which are added a description of the costume--cast of theH. T. Craven
• Home : a comedy, in three acts, as first performed at the Haymarket Theatre, London ... January 14, 1869 : to which are added, a descriptionT. W. Robertson
• Dryden : an essay of dramatic poesyJohn Dryden
• The royal rescue series of poems, plays, essays, songs, etc. : will appear in succeeding stages and discuss the current and lively topics ofW. H Goode
• Solomon : a sacred dramaRobert Edgar Ford
• John Gabriel Borkman; Schauspiel in vier aufzügen, von Henrik IbsenHenrik Ibsen
• The 'Grin' bushes; or, The 'Mrs.' Brown of the 'Missis'-sippi : a burlesque extravaganza, in one act; founded on the famous Adelphi drama ofLord Byron
• Le théâtre anglais ; hier, aujourd'hui, demainAugustin Filon
• Gr-lle Agonistes ; a dramatic poemHale
• Practical illustrations of rhetorical gesture and action : adapted to the English drama. From a work on the same subject by M. Engel, by HenJohann Jacob Engel
• The Belt : a New playwrights' theatre productionPaul Sifton