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• A guide-book to the poetic and dramatic works of Robert BrowningGeorge Willis Cooke
• The play of today; studies in play-structure for the student and the theatre-goer, by Elizabeth R. HuntElizabeth Roxana Hunt
• The drama; addresses by Henry Irving ... With a frontispiece by WhistlerHenry Irving
• The silver age; a dramatic poemArthur E. J. Legge
• Studies in the Elizabethan dramaArthur Symons
• The New-England tragedies in proseRowland H Allen
• Chamber comedies; and collection of plays and monologuesFlorence Eveleen Elenore Bell
• A gauntlet, being the Norwegian drama En hanskeBjr̈nstjerne Bjr̈nson
• Six playsFlorence Henrietta Darwin
• The flying Dutchman, (Der Fliegende Holländer) a dramatic poem by Richard Wagner; freely translated in poetic narrative form by Oliver HuckOliver Huckel
• The story of Fort Frayne, by Captain Charles King ... adapted from the drama of the same name of which, in collaboration with Evelyn GreenleCharles King
• Orestes; a dramatic sketch and other poemsHarry Lyman Koopman
• New world tragedies from old world life ; with other poemsJohn McDowell Leavitt
• Christopher Marlowe; ed. by H. Ellis, with a general introduction on the English drama during the reigns of Elizabeth and James I by J. A. SChristopher Marlowe
• French dramatists of the 19th centuryBrander Matthews
• Contributions to the textual criticism of the Divina commedia, including the complete collation throughout the Inferno of all the mss. at OxEdward Moore
• Tales from the dramatistsCharles Morris
• ComediesAlfred de Musset
• La souris, comédie en trois actesEdouard Pailleron
• The littlest rebel, by Edward Peple ... illustrated with scenes from the photo-dramaEdward Henry Peple
• Plays from Molière, by English dramatists; with an introductionHenry Morley
• The Bolshevists; a comedy dramaWilliam Benjamin Rubin
• The comedies of Terence. Literally tr. into English prose, with notes. By Henry Thomas Riley. To which is added the blank verse translation Terence
• Human wisps, six one-act playsAnna Wolfrom
• The birth of America; an historical drama in three actsMatthew Page Andrews
• Principles of drama-therapy, by Stephen F. Austin, B.A.; a handbook for dramatists, dealing with the possibilities of suggestion and the masStephen Finis Austin
• In Hampton Roads; a dramatic romance, by Charles Eugene Banks and George Cram CookCharles Eugene Banks
• The twelve-pound look and other playsJ. M. Barrie
• The plays of Aeschylus; translated into English by Robert Potter; with an introduction by Henry MorleyAeschylus
• The tragedies of Æschylus : (complete)Aeschylus
• The plays of Aeschylus, translated into English verse by Robert Potter. With an introduction by Henry MorleyAeschylus
• Six dramas illustrative of German lifePrincess of Saxony Amalie
• One hundred years ago, or, Our boys of 1776 : a patriotic drama in two actsGeorge Melville Baker
• The dramas. Edited by J. Walker McSpaddenHonoré de Balzac
• The dramas: Vautrin, the resources of Quinola, Pamela Giraud, the stepmother, MercadetHonoré de Balzac
• By way of the secret passage : a comedy-drama in three actsLindsey Barbee
• Columbus in chains. A prize poem recited in the theatre, Oxford, July V. MDCCCXLVIIICharles Blackstone
• Domestic dramas = (Drames de famille)Paul Bourget
• Lionel and Clarissa. A comic opera. As it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-GardenIsaac Bickerstaff
• Foul play; a drama in four acts, by Dion Boucicault and Charles ReadeDion Boucicault
• Brooke's & Browne's playsHenry Brooke
• A blot in the 'scutcheon and other dramas. Edited, with notes by William J. Rolfe and Heloise E. HerseyRobert Browning
• Lords and lovers, and other dramasFielding Burke
• Esmeralda, a comedy drama in four acts, by Frances Hodson Burnett and William H. GilletteFrances Hodgson Burnett
• Master Skylark; or, Will Shakespeare's ward; a dramatization of the story of the same name by John Bennett, in five acts, by Edgar White BurEdgar White Burrill
• Pete : a drama in four actsHall Caine
• Dramatic suspense in the photoplayDenison Clift
• The old patroon and other playsGeorge Stanislaus Connell
• Romance; a novel, by Acton Davies, from the drama by Edward Sheldon; with pictures from the playActon Davies
• Strongheart; an American comedy drama in four actsWilliam C. De Mille
• The careless husband; a comedy. As it is acted at the Theatre Royal by Her Majesty's servants. Written by C. CibberColley Cibber
• The clandestine marriage, a comedy, as it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. By George Colman and David GarrickGeorge Colman
• The spleen, or, Islington Spa; a comick piece, of two acts. As it is performed at the Theatre-Royal, in Drury-Lane.George Colman
• The mysterious husband. A tragedy in five acts. As it is acted at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. By Richard Cumberland, esqRichard Cumberland
• Sir Marmaduke Maxwell : a dramatic poem, The mermaid of Galloway, The legend of Richard Faulder, and Twenty Scottish songsAllan Cunningham
• Joy, or, New dramatical charades for home performanceAnnemina De Younge
• Louis XI. An historical drama in three acts. (Adapted from Casimer Delavigne.) By W. R. MarkwellCasimir Delavigne
• The nabob, a comedy, in three acts. As it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in the Haymarket. Written by the late Samuel Foote, esq. and nowSamuel Foote
• Julian the Apostate, and The Duke of Mercia. Historical dramasAubrey DeVere
• Allison's lad, and other martial interludes : being six one-act dramasBeulah Marie Dix