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• The Vikramorvaśîyam, a drama in 5 acts. Ed. with English notes by Shankar P. PanditKālidāsa
• Biddhashalabhanjika, a drama, ed. with a commentary by Pandit Jibananda VidyasagaraRājaśekhara
• Mrichhakatika, a drama in ten acts, ed. ... by Jibananda VidyasagaraŚūdraka
• Ratnavali, a drama in 4 acts; ed. with a commentary by Pandit Jibanada Vidyasagaraand Kanauj Harṣavardhana, King of Thānesar
• Vení-sanhára nátaka; or, The binding of the braid, a Sanskrit drama, by Bhatta-Náráyana. Done into English by Sourindro Mohun TagoreNārāyaṇabhaṭṭu
• Vení Samhára, a drama in six acts, by Bhatta Naráyána, edited with a commentary by Pandita Tárá Nátha Tarkaváchaspati ... at the reqNārāyaṇa
• Prabodha chandrodaya; or, Rise of the moon of intellect, a spiritual drama and Atma bodha; or The knowledge of spirit by Shankaracharya, tr.Kr̥ṣṇamiśra
• The development of the German drama in the nineteenth century : an inaugural lecture delivered before the University of Liverpool on Friday,Robert Petsch
• Faust : tragediaJohann Wolfgang von Goethe
• Faust : eene tragedieJohann Wolfgang von Goethe
• The new American speaker : a collection of oratorical and dramatical pieces, soliloquies and dialogues : with an original introductory essayJ. C. Zachos
• The Venisamharam, a drama in six acts; ed. with (1) Jagaddhara's commentary on the play, (2) Two prefatory notices by L. R. Vaidya, (3) Englcalled Mrigarājalakshma Nārāyana Bhatta
• Catilina. Drama in tre akterHenrik Ibsen
• Brand; a dramatic poem. Tr. into English prose by William WilsonHenrik Ibsen
• Familiar talks on some of Shakspear's comediesElizabeth Wormeley Latimer
• The modern French drama : seven essaysAugustin Filon
• Great Britain and Canada : topics of the day : a lecture delivered at the "Theatre national français," Montreal, on the 20th day of October Henri Bourassa
• Dramas : with illustrationsVictor Hugo
• The dramas, complete and unabridged of Victor Hugo ; translated by I. G. BurnhamVictor Hugo
• Freytag's Technique of the dramaGustav Freytag
• Rescued from fiery death; a powerful narrative of the Iroquois theater disasterWesley Allen Stanger
• Macbeth : tragedie i fem akterWilliam Shakespeare
• Zion : a drama, in a prologue and four actsB. W. b. 1850 Hollenbeck
• A husband to order : a serio-comic drama, in two actsJohn Maddison Morton
• Julius Caesar; a tragedy. Adapted to the stage by J.P. Kemble; and now first published as it is acted at the Theatre Royal in Covent GardenWilliam Shakespeare
• Hellas, a lyrical drama; a reprint of the original edition published in 1822, with the author's prologue and notes by various hands; edited Percy Bysshe Shelley
• Dramatic legends and other poemsPadraic Colum
• A brief historical survey of the German drama from the standpoint of the stage directionsAlfred Isaac Roehm
• Loues labours lost : a wittie and pleasant comedie, as it was acted by his Maiesties seruants at the Blacke-Friers and the GlobeWilliam Shakespeare
• The plays of Maurice Maeterlinck : second seriesMaurice Maeterlinck
• The theatre of tomorrowKenneth Macgowan
• Rhythmic action plays and dances; a book of original games and dances, arranged progressively, to Mother Goose and other action songs with aIrene Elizabeth Phillips Moses
• Four plays for dancersW. B. Yeats
• Logan, the last of the race of Shikellemus, chief of the Cayuga nation : a dramatic piece; to which is added, the dialogue of the backwoodsmJoseph Doddridge
• An oration before the Washington Benevolent Society of Pennsylvania delivered in the Olympic Theatre, on the 22nd of February, 1828Thomas A Budd
• The life of George Fred. Cooke (late of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden) composed principally from journals and other authentic documents lWilliam Dunlap
• Poems, plays and miscellaneous essays of Charles LambCharles Lamb
• The theatres of ParisCharles Hervey
• An essay on the writings and genius of Shakspeare, compared with the Greek and French dramatic poets : with some remarks upon the misrepreseMrs. Montagu
• New dialogues and plays for boys and girls, ages ten to fifteen : adapted from the popular works of well-known authorsBinney Gunnison
• The lives and characters of the English dramatick poets. Also an exact account of all the plays that were ever yet printed in the English toGerard Langbaine
• Don Patrick; an original romantic drama in four actsLloyd Osbourne
• Honor; a family drama in three actsJohn Franklyn Phillips
• "They that walk in darkness"; Ghetto tragedies, by I. Zangwill. With a photogravure frontispiece after a picture by Louis LoebIsrael Zangwill
• The Comedies of Aristophanes; a new and literal translation, from the revised text of Dindorf. With notes and extracts from the best metricaAristophanes
• Letter and spirit, dramatic sonnets of inward life; illustration by Anna RichardsAnna Matlack Richards
• Dream and drama : poemsRobinson Smith
• La Divina Commedia, corretta, spiegata e difesa, dal P. LombardiDante Alighieri
• Characters of Shakespeare's plays.William Hazlitt
• The dramatic works and poems of James Shirley, now first collected; with notes by the late William Gifford, esq., and additional notes, and James Shirley
• Lectures on dramatic literatureJames Sheridan Knowles
• Kain; dramatická báseň lorda Byrona. Přeložil Josef DurdikLord Byron
• Dramatická díla Williama ShakespearsWilliam Shakespeare
• The little theatre in the United StatesConstance D'Arcy Mackay
• The model vaudeville theatre, how to construct and operate it.Norman H Schneider
• Robinson Crusoe : a grand comic Christmas pantomime : Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Christmas 1893 : book of wordsJimmy Glover
• Specimens of the pre-Shaksperean drama, with an introd., notes, and a glossaryJohn Matthews Manly
• Catalogue of the collection of modern etchings and engravings ... rare old mezzotint portraits ... dramatic portraits, etc., etc., miniatureFrederick William French
• The lonely way: Intermezzo, Countess Mizzie; three plays by Arthur Schnitzler, translated from the German, with an introduction by Edwin BjoArthur Schnitzler
• Five plays: The gods of the mountain, The golden doom, King Argimēnēs and the unknown warrior, The glittering gate, The lost silk hat, by Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett Dunsany