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• Westward empire; or, The great drama of human progress. By E. L. MagoonElias Lyman Magoon
• Congratulatory addresses recited in the Theatre, Oxford, at the installation of the Right Hon. The Earl of Derby, Chancellor of the UniversiUniversity of Oxford
• Little comediesJulian Sturgis
• The porter's knot : a serio-comic drama in two actsJohn Oxenford
• Mary Tudor : an historical drama in two parts, and sonnetsAubrey De Vere
• The foundling of the forest, a play, in three acts. As performed at the Theatre Royal, HaymarketWilliam Dimond
• Sweethearts and wives. In three acts ... The plays carefully corrected from the prompt books of the Philadelphia theatre, by M. Lopez, prompJames Kenney
• Three deep; or, All on the wing. A farcc in two acts, as performed at Covent Garden TheatreJoseph Lunn
• Essays in dramatic criticism; with impressions of some modern playsL. DuPont Syle
• Comedies of Aristophanes. Viz: The clouds, Plutus, The frogs, The birds. Translated into English with notesAristophanes
• The tragedies of Sophocles : in English prose : the Oxford translationSophocles
• ComediesMolière
• La Divina commedia di Dante Alighieri. Con note tratte dai migliori commenti per cura di Eugenio CameriniDante Alighieri
• Dryden's dramatic theory and praxis ...George Stuart Collins
• Washington, the pioneer; a dramaBelle Willey Gue
• The dramatic personality of Jesus, by Knight Dunlap and Robert Sutherland GillKnight Dunlap
• Down East : a comedy drama in four actsJustin Adams
• The centuries, portrait of a tenement house, by Em Jo Basshe ... a New playwrights theatre productionEm Jo Basshe
• Seven playsGilbert Cannan
• Expressing Willie, Nice people, 39 East; three playsRachel Crothers
• King Lear at Hordle and other rural playsBernard Gilbert
• The old Adam, a fantastic comedy, by Cicely Hamilton. First played at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, November, 1924; first played in LondCicely Mary Hamilton
• Four plays: The new poor, Scandal, the silver fox, the mother womanCosmo Hamilton
• Monsieur D'Or : a dramatic fantasyJohn Louis Haney
• Short plays from great stories, by Roland English Hartley and Caroline Marguerite PowerRoland English Hartley
• One third of a bill; five short Canadian playsFred Jacob
• Weighed in the balance; a drama in four actsMay F James
• Rocking chairs, and other comediesAlfred Kreymborg
• Puppets of fate; a drama in four acts and a prologueAlice Elizabeth Lavelle
• The glen is mine, and, The lifting : two plays of the HebridesJohn Brandane
• Youth's highway, and other plays for young peopleConstance D'Arcy Mackay
• Ulysses in Ithaca; a drama in four acts, by Frank Jewett Mather, jrFrank Jewett Mather
• Quentin Durward; a dramatic adaptation of Sir Walter Scott's novel, in three acts and three scenes, by Charles Andrew Merz and Frank Wright Charles Andrew Merz
• The last feast of the Fianna : a dramatic legendAlice Milligan
• Told by the gate, and other one-act playsMalcolm Morley
• Under the eagle; three plays with a prologue and epilogue [by] Dorothy PotterDorothy Potter
• A night in Avignon [a drama]Cale Young Rice
• Two stage playsLucy Snowe
• Two plays: Nothing else to do--Caught, by Morris M. TownleyMorris MacDonald Townley
• The sea-womans̓ cloak, and November eve. Two plays by Amélie Rives [Princess Troubetzkoy]Amélie Rives
• A game at love, and other playsGeorge Sylvester Viereck
• The district attorney, a comedy drama in three actsOrrin E Wilkins
• The critic on the hearth and other plays and duologuesS. C Woodhouse
• Tent show, a story of the canvas theater, by Al HillAlbert Marvin Hill
• The old dramatists: conjectural readings. Second series: Shakespeare: Massinger: Ford: Shirley: Brome: Glapthorne: Lilly: Tourneur: RandolphKenneth Deighton
• Plays; tr. by Edith & Wärner OlandAugust Strindberg
• The Moki snake dance; a popular account of that unparalleled dramatic pagan ceremony of the Pueblo Indians of Tusayan, Arizona, with incidenWalter Hough
• Three comedies: Bellairs, God's amateur, Wills and waysHalcott Glover
• Forty-minute plays from Shakespeare, by Fred G. BarkerWilliam Shakespeare
• "Lexington", a pageant drama of the American freedom, founded upon great sayings, to be acted in dumb show, compiled and, in part, written bSidney Coe Howard
• The dramatic life of Abraham Lincoln, by A.M.R. Wright; illustrated with scenes from the photoplay, a First national picture, presented by AAnna Maria Rose Wright
• Short German plays, for reading and acting; with notes and vocabularyE. S Buchheim
• The drama recorded; or, Barker's list of plays, alphabetically arranged, exhibiting at one view, the title, size, date, and author, with theJames Barker
• Choosing a play, revised and enlarged; suggestions and bibliography for the director of amateur dramaticsGertrude E Johnson
• The theatre of to-day, by Hiram Kelly Moderwell; introduction by John Mason Brown, with thirty-two illustrations and numerous line cuts in tHiram Kelly Moderwell
• Explication du théatre classique, par HorionHorion
• The story of a theatreLyman B. Glover
• Dramatic folios of the seventeenth century. Exhibited at the Grolier club ... December 3d to 12th, 1903Grolier Club
• Morituri; three one-act plays: Teja--Fritzchen--The eternal masculine, by Hermann Sudermann; tr. from the German by Archibald AlexanderHermann Sudermann
• Zhivoĭ trup : drama v 6 di͡eĭstvīi͡akh i 12 kartinakhLeo Tolstoy