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• Dedicatory exercises at the unveiling of bronze tablets in memory of John P. Altgeld, at the Garrick theatre, Chicago, Sunday, September 4, The John P. Altgeld memorial association of Chicago.
• Dramas. The rebel's daughter. (By J.G. Woerner and Chas. Gildehaus.) Into the open. In the Ozarks. By Chas. GildehausCharles Gildehaus
• The disconsolate monarch [drama]Everard Roberts
• Perplexities, an American comedy-drama, in four acts and six tableaux.Alphonse M. Yochum
• The poetical works of John Snowden Hopkins, containing Alberto, an epic poem; Delascus, a dramatic poem; together with miscellaneous poemsJohn Snowden Hopkins
• Gaspardo, the gondolier; or, The three banished men of Milan! A drama, in three actsGeorge Almar
• Terminal tragediesHenry H. Spiers
• Eustache Baudin : an original drama in three actsJohn Courtney
• Address of Gen. Isaac Catlin at the Montauk theatre, Brooklyn, N.Y., March 27, 1898, on the initiation of a movement to raise funds to constIsaac Swartwood Caltin
• The bells; drama in three actsLeopold Lewis
• Dramas and dramatic scenesWilliam Henry Venable
• Dramatic selections from noted poetsWilliam Strachan
• The contemporary drama of EnglandThomas Herbert Dickinson
• The bayonet : a drama, in four actsWilliam H. McCartney
• A brother's oath, or, the two avengers : [an american melo-drama in five actsChas. G. Mitchell
• Our Jack. A drama, in three acts, by C.A. Stenman. To which is added, a description of the costumes, cast of the characters ... and the wholC. A Stenman
• A centennial dramatic offeringGabriel Harrison
• The gypsy, a drama in three acts (adpted from the French)Anthony E. Wills
• T. Sheridan Knowles' great Hibernian melo-dramaJames Sheridan Knowles
• Pocahontas, the Virginia nonpareil. A drama of the 17th centuryGeorge Frederic Viett
• Poems: lyrical, dramatic, and romantic.John Savage
• A sire of battles; a drama in four actsAsa Manchester. Steele
• The reformers; a drama of modern life, in three actsEdward Shrubb Zietz
• Under both flags; romantic drama in four acts. WrittenJohn. Wetzlau
• The double triumph. Drama in two acts. Dramatized from the story of Placidus in the "Martyrs of the Coliseum." By A.J. O'Reilly. MIS. APA. J O'Reilly
• Hamlet, edited with a life of Shakespeare, an account of the theatre in his time, and numerous aids to the study of the playWilliam Shakespeare
• Burlesque statesmanship; or, The gubernatorial-senatorial-editorial-conclavorial-fizzleatorial coup d'etat. A melo-dramatic, comico-tragico-H. Clay Wright
• Corwin Claxwell, a dramaCary Madison. Dickinson
• Gyp, the heiress; or, the dead witness; a drama in four acts.L. L. Ware
• Simpson & Co. : a comedy in two acts, as performed at the New York and Drury Lane theatresJohn Poole
• Bird's Island; a drama in four acts, by Mrs. Sallie F. TolerSallie F Toler
• "Dramatics" : a comedyMarian. McClench
• Petalesharoo and The Star brave; poetic dramasHelen Fitzgerald Sanders
• S. P. Q. R.; a metrical drama of an attempt upon the imperial authority of Titus Flavius, eleventh Caesar, with the tragic fate of Casca LenAchim. Tchodjk
• Kindling the hearth fire : a rural dramaEstelle Cook
• Tatters, the pet of Squatters' gulch; an original border drama in three actsLevin C. Tees
• The beggar Venus; a romantic drama in three acts.A. L Wright
• THe new lights, a drama in four actsHugh Mann
• The Pierre trail ; a dramaAlbert. Carr
• Columbus the discoverer; a drama1839-
• A modern Magdalen; an original drama in three acts, by Isabel Moncrieff [pseud.]Helena. Clendenen
• The district attorney; a comedy drama in three acts.Orrin E. Wilkins
• The good templars' drama of "saved,"Zort P. Hotchkiss
• Lydia; a poetical drama in one actBelden Oertel Taylor. Graves
• Every one has his fault; a comedy, in five acts; by Mrs. Inchbald. As performed at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden and at the Boston TheatreMrs. Inchbald
• The thread of destiny, a comedy-drama in three actsLindsey Barbee
• Once upon a midnight, a dramatization of Poes "Raven", by Vincent P. SullivanVincent Philamon Sullivan
• Cinderella; a dramaMinnie H. Tanner
• The will. A comedy, in five acts. As performed at the Philadelphia theatreFrederick Reynolds
• Dramatic scenes. With other poems, now first printed. By Barry Cornwall [pseud.]Barry Cornwall
• In the nick of time, a serio-comic drama in three actsAlexander Streeter Arnold
• Dante; a dramaJ. F. X. O'Conor
• Sylvester Daggerwood. An interlude. As performed at the New-York and Philadelphia theatresGeorge Colman
• La Marseillaise, or, The maid of Plessy : a drama in three actsLucy Schley. Mercein
• Shakespeare's dramatic works and poems, with notes, and numerous etchings on steelWilliam Shakespeare
• Called away. A drama in four acts.Richard Quinn
• The school for critics, a comedy, being in completion of the fourth volume of the dramatic seriesLaughton Osborn
• The drama of the agesElla Rebecca Shaeffer
• The last of the house of Jeffreys : a drama in five actsLew M. Miller
• The cowboy's pledge; a drama in a prologue and one act, by Dr. Albert CarrAlbert. Carr