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• Als ich wiederkam-- : Lustspiel in 3 AufzūgenOscar Blumenthal
• The secret of Mordaunt hall; drama in four acts, and prelude, by Mrs. J. A. MaillouxJ. A. Mailloux
• Aesthetic physical culture, a self-instructor for all cultured circles, and especially for oratorical and dramatic artists. [American ed.]Oskar Guttmann
• Studies of some of Shakespere's playsFrank Walters
• The woman who knows, a comedy-drama in three actsMilton Herbert Gropper
• Three dramas of Euripides; by William Cranston LawtonEuripides
• A new and original sporting & spectacular drama entitled The Derby Winner, written by Sir Augustus Harris, Cecil Raleigh & Henry HamiltonA. Harris
• The people's theater, tr. from the French of Romain Rolland by Barrett H. ClarkRomain Rolland
• The eldest son : a domestic drama in three actsJohn Galsworthy
• Foscari & Julian: tragediesMary Russell Mitford
• Ifihenïi͡a v Tavryï : drama v 5. dïi͡akhJohann Wolfgang von Goethe
• Timanthes: a tragedy. As it is performed at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden.John Hoole
• The dramatic works of Aaron Hill, esqAaron Hill
• Homeric ballads and comedies of LucianHomer
• The dramas of Aeschylus. Translated by Anna SwanwickAeschylus
• La Divina Commedia. Col Comento del P. Lombardi, e le Opere Minorecon Discorso, Dissertationi e Vita di Dante composta da Boccacio, da AretiDante Alighieri
• Le traducteur; or, Historical, dramatic, & miscellaneous selections from the best French writers, on a plan calculated to render reading andPierre François Merlet
• The fireman: the fire departments of the United States, with a full account of all large fires, statistics of losses and expenses, theatres David D Dana
• Popery in power : or, The spirit of the Vatican to which is added Priestcraft : or, The monarch of the middle ages, a dramaJoseph Turnley
• Dramatic miscellanies : consisting of critical observations on several plays of Shakspeare, with a review of his principal characters, and tThomas Davies
• The Papal drama. A historical essayThomas Hornblower Gill
• The Moki snake dance ; a popular account of that unparalleled dramatic pagan ceremony of the Pueblo Indians of Tusavan, Arizona, with incideWalter Hough
• Tragedies of the wilderness; or, True and authentic narratives of captives, who have been carried away by the Indians from the various frontSamuel Gardner Drake
• Living dramatists: Pinero, Ibsen, D'Annunzio; collected by Oscar Herrmann; introduction by Will W. Massee, pen sketch by Fredrick EhrlichOscar Herrmann
• The elements of dramatic criticism, containing an analysis of the stage under the following heads, tragedy, tragi-comedy, comedy, pantomime,William Cook
• Graham's school dialogues for young people : containig new and original dramatic dialogues intended for anniversaries and exhibitionsGeorge C Graham
• Exhibition dialogues; consisting of dramatic dialogues and easy plays, excellently adapted for amateurs in parlor and exhibition performanceSilas Sexton Steele
• Fritz, the emigrant. A story of New York life. Founded upon Mr. Gaylers̕ drama of "Fritz"Charles Gayler
• Common clay : a novelization of Cleves Kinkead's dramaD. Torbett
• The patriotic speaker : consisting of specimens of modern eloquence, together with poetical extracts adapted for recitation, and dramatic piRobert R. Raymond
• Washington day entertainments; recitations, plays, dialogues, drills, tableaux, pantomimes, quotations, songs, tributes, stories, facts, ed.Joseph Charles Sindelar
• Goethe on the theater: selections from the Conversations with Eckermann; translated by John Oxenford; with an introduction by William WitherJohann Wolfgang von Goethe
• Evenings at school, or, Dramas for my girlsSister Mary Ambrosine
• What shall we play? A dramatic reader, by Fannie Wychie Dunn ... with illustrations by Bert ValentineFannie Wyche Dunn
• Dramatizations of school classics; a dramatic reader for grammar and secondary schools, by Mary A. LaselleMary Augusta Laselle
• Plays for school and campKatharine Lord
• Summer snow, and other fairy playsGrace Richardson
• Mina, a dramatic sketch, with other poemsSumner Lincoln Fairfield
• The drama of the cycle : and other poemsM. J Gorton
• The dramatic and poetical works of Stephen Walter RaleighStephen Walter Raleigh
• Bubbles from the deep, sonnets and other poems, dramatic and personalArthur Greaves
• The fall of Diakka : a historical drama of the nineteenth centuryE Searle
• Poems, lyrical and dramatic, to which is added Cromwell: an historical playSara King Wiley
• Short comedies for amateur players, as given at the Madison Square and Lyceum theatres, New York, by amateurs; adapted and arranged by Mrs. Burton Harrison
• The masque of judgment; a masque-drama in five acts and a preludeWilliam Vaughn Moody
• Ireland as it is; a drama, in three acts. By J.A. Amherst. To which are added, a description of the costume ... and the whole of the stage bJ. H. Amherst
• Phocion. A dramatic poem, and other poems.E. A. Doyle
• The drawing-room stage : a series of original dramas, comedies, farces, and entertainments for amateur theatricals and school exhibitionsGeorge Melville Baker
• The temperance drama: a series of dramas, comedies, and forces, for temperance exhibitions, and home and school entertainment. By George M. George M. Baker
• Three plays and a curtain raiserJoseph Noel
• Red bud women; four dramatic episodes, by Mark O'Dea, with a foreword by Pierre LovingMark O'Dea
• The healing touch, a drama in four actsEdith F. A. U. Painton
• At the rise of the curtain : dramatic preludesFrancis Howard Williams
• The blood of Rachel, a dramatization of Esther, and other poemsCotton Noe
• Monologues, stories, jingles and plays, by Mary Moncure ParkerMary Moncure Paynter Parker
• King Saint Olaf : a drama in five actsGustav Melby
• Patriotic poesy : dramatic recitationsNellie B Van Slingerland
• Albion and Rosamond, and The living voice, two dramasAnna Wolfrom
• South Carolina plays and playwrights : Y. S. in the Carolinian for November 1909Yates Snowden
• Dramatic versesTrumbull Stickney