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• The dramas of Heinrich von KleistJohn Carl Blankenagel
• Plays : second series. By Björnstjerne BjörnsonBjørnstjerne Bjørnson
• Plays by August Strindberg. First series : the dream play ; The link ; The dance of death, part I ; The dance of death, part IIAugust Strindberg
• Plays : Swanwhite ; Advent ; The stormAugust Strindberg
• Strindberg's dramatic expressionismCarl Enoch William Leonard Dahlström
• The atomic theory, by Sir J.J. Thomson. Delivered in the Sheldonian theatre, June 10, 1914Sir J. J. Thomson
• Plays of Edmond Rostand; tr. by Henderson Daingerfield Norman; illustrated by Ivan GliddenEdmond Rostand
• Aviation in the modern world; the dramatic impact upon our lives of aircraft, missiles, and space vehiclesJames V Bernardo
• Three plays of the Argentine: Juan Moreira, Santos Vega, The witches' mountainEdward Hale Bierstadt
• The development of the national theatre in Chile to 1842Margaret Virginia Campbell
• Entertainments in the little theatres of MadridAda May Coe
• The influence of Plautus in Spain before Lope de Vega : together with chapters on the dramatic technique of Plautus and the revival of PlautRaymond L. Grismer
• Contemporary Spanish dramatistsCharles Alfred Turrell
• Three plays, by Calderón ... edited, with introduction and notes, by George Tyler NorthupPedro Calderón de la Barca
• The romantic dramas of Garcia GutiérrezNicholson B. Adams
• The cradle song and other playsGregorio Martínez Sierra
• The dramas of Don Antonio de Solís y RivadeneyraDaniel Ernest Martell
• The prince of destiny: a drama of IndiaSarath Kumar Ghosh
• Plays: Hamilton's second marriage; Thomas and the princess; The modern wayW. K. Clifford
• Lope de Vega and the Spanish drama : being the Taylorian lecture (1902)James Fitzmaurice-Kelly
• A study of the dramatic works of Cristóbal de ViruésCecilia Vennard Sargent
• The Indian theatre; its origins and its later developments under European influence, with special reference to western IndiaRamaṇalāla Ke. Yājñika
• Five Russian plays : with one from the UkrainianC. E. Bechhofer Roberts
• The new convert; a drama in four actsS. Stepniak
• Stories & dramasLeo Tolstoy
• The light that shines in darkness; a dramaLeo Tolstoy
• The man who was dead (The living corpse), The cause of it all; dramasLeo Tolstoy
• 100 years of baseball : the intimate and dramatic story of modern baseball from the game's beginnings up to the present dayLee Allen
• Story playsLouise C Wright
• Educational story plays and schoolroom gamesEmily Warren Elmore
• Ignorance, by John Burnet, delivered in the Sheldonian theatre, 18 May, 1923John Burnet
• An essay on the life and dramatic works of Dr. Juan Perez de MontalvanGeorge William Bacon
• Théatre completHonoré de Balzac
• Diane de Lys : comédie en cinq actes en proseAlexandre Dumas
• Les idees de Mme Aubray ; comédie en quatre actes, en proseAlexandre Dumas
• Sakuntata : a Sanskrit drama, in seven actKālidāsa
• Peer Gynt. Et dramatisk digtHenrik Ibsen
• Barabbas : a dramatic narrativeSara Bard Field
• Command structure for theater warfare : the quest for unity of commandThomas A Cardwell
• The plays of Ivan S. TurgenevIvan Turgenev
• Sacrifice, and other playsRabindranath Tagore
• Elizabethan playsHazelton Spencer
• The plays & poems of Robert Greene; ed., with introductions and notes, by J. Churton CollinsRobert Greene
• The complete concordance to Shakspere : being a verbal index to all the passages in the dramatic works of the poetMary Cowden Clarke
• William Shakespere, of Stratford-on-Avon. His epitaph unearthed, and the author of the plays run to ground. With supplement. By Scott SurteeScott F. Surtees
• An essay on the writings and genius of Shakespear compared with the Greek and French dramatic poets. With some remarks upon the misrepresentMrs. 1718-1800 Montagu
• Notes upon some of Shakespeare's playsFanny Kemble
• Shakespeare's tragic frontier; the world of his final tragediesWillard Farnham
• On editing Shakespeare and the Elizabethan dramatistsFredson Bowers
• Robinson Crusoe; or The bold buccaniers. A romantic drama, in two actsI. Pocock
• The new movement in the theatreSheldon Cheney
• The drama of transition; native and exotic playcraftIsaac Goldberg
• Theatre language; a dictionary of terms in English of the drama and stage from medieval to modern timesWalter Parker Bowman
• Drawings for the theatreRobert Edmond Jones
• The theatre ; three thousand years of drama, acting and stagecraftSheldon Cheney
• The insurgent theatreThomas Herbert Dickinson
• Max Reinhardt and his theatre, edited by Oliver M. Sayler, translations from the German by Mariele S. Gudernatsch and others; with 57 illustOliver Martin Sayler
• Russian theater, from the Empire to the SovietsMarc Slonim
• Japanese theatre. Foreword by Joshua LoganFaubion Bowers
• Chief contemporary dramatists; twenty plays from the recent drama of England, Ireland, America, Germany, France, Belgium, Norway, Sweden, anThomas Herbert Dickinson