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• The relation of public amusements to public morality, especially of the theatre to the highest interests of humanity. An address, delivered Henry W. Bellows
• Historical and descriptive accounts of the theatres of London. Illustrated with a view of each theatre, elegantly coloured, drawn and engravE. W. Brayley
• The drama vindicated : with copious notesJohn Doe Denman
• The random recollections of an old playgoer. A sketch of some old Cork theatresJ. W Flynn
• Essays and a drama in five actsE. G. Holland
• The plagiary "warned"; a vindication of the drama, the stage and public morals from the plagiarisms and compilations of the Rev. John AngellJoseph Parkes
• Thirty years at the play and Dramatic table talkClement Scott
• Cromwell: a prize poem, recited in the theatre, Oxford; June 28, 1843.Matthew Arnold
• A drama of exile : and other poems.Elizabeth Barrett Browning
• Plays and poemsM. M. Busk
• Monody on the death of the Right Honourable R. B. Sheridan, written at the request of a friend. To be spoken at Drury Lane TheatreLord Byron
• The poetical and dramatic works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge : founded on the author's latest edition of 1834 with many additional pieces now Samuel Taylor Coleridge
• The poetical and dramatic works of Oliver Goldsmith, M.B. now first collected : with an account of the life and writings of the authorOliver Goldsmith
• Zamira, a dramatic sketch, and other poems, by Jonas B. PhilipsJonas B Phillips
• La Commedia di Dante Alighieri, col commento inedito di Stefano Talice da Ricaldone, pubblicato per cura di Vincenzo Promis et di Carlo NegrDante Alighieri
• Les plus anciennes traductions françaises de la Divine comédie, publiées pour la première fois d'après les manuscrits et préceédées d'une étDante Alighieri
• The dramatic works of Bayard Taylor ; with notes by Marie Hansen-TaylorBayard Taylor
• Delicate ground, or, Paris in 1793 : a comic drama in one actCharles Dance
• Shakespeare : select playsWilliam Shakespeare
• Anthony Babington : a dramaViolet Fane
• Dramatized salesmanship ; playlets produced by the Department of education of L. Bamberger & co. ... Newark, N. JGenevieve Gordon
• Motion picture theatre accountingWilliam F Morris
• Scenery and lighting for school and little theatre stagesSamuel Selden
• Hyllus; a dramaRalph Cheever Dunning
• Lyteria: a dramatic poemJosiah Phillips Quincy
• Scenes and playsGordon Bottomley
• Laughing Anne, One day more; two plays, by Joseph Conrad, with an introduction by John GalsworthyJoseph Conrad
• The deluge, a drama in twelve scenesJohn Edmund Reade
• Gruach and Britain's daughter: two playsGordon Bottomley
• Dramatizations in safety education : an annotated bibliographyNational Education Association of the United States. Research Division
• Caste : an original comedy in three acts, as first produced Saturday, April 6th, 1867, at the Prince of Wales Theatre, LondonT. W. Robertson
• Victorine, or, I'll sleep on it : a drama in three actsJohn Baldwin Buckstone
• Henry Dunbar ; or, A daughter's trials : a drama in four acts ; founded on Miss Braddon's novel of the same nameTom Taylor
• His last victory; an original drama, in two actsWatts Phillips
• The plays and poems of Charles Dickens : with a few miscellanies in proseCharles Dickens
• Child-life, adolescence and marriage in Greek new comedy and in the comedies of Plautus, a study of the relations represented as existing beAkabu
• The Corsican brothers; a dramatic romance, in three acts and five tableaux; adapted from the romance of M. Dumas, by Mm. E. Grangé et X. de Eugène Grangé
• The miller's maid; a melo-drama in two acts founded on Bloomfield's poem of that nameJohn Faucit Saville
• The dumb man of Manchester : a melo-drama in two actsB. F Rayner
• Sunshine through the clouds; a drama in one act, adapted from "La joie fait peur", by Madame de Girardin. By Slingsby Lawrence, [pseud.]George Henry Lewes
• Christmas eve; or, The duel in the snow. An original domestic drama in three actsEdward Fitzball
• Payable on demand : an original domestic drama in two actsTom Taylor
• Ruth Oakley : a domestic drama in three actsThomas J. Williams
• Satan in Paris, or, The mysterious stranger : a drama, in two actsCharles Selby
• Dionysos in the satyr-dramaGrace G Goodrich
• The dramatic element of the New Testament gospels in the light of inductive criticismFrancis Waterbury Hall
• Policy on drive-in theatersAmerican Association of State Highway Officials. Subcommittee on Roadside Control
• The development of the dramatic character of the Yankee and the changes in his speech correlated with his developmentMildred Antoinette Schwaab
• The great drama, or, The millennial harbingerE. P. W. Packard
• Atheos; or, The tragedies of unbeliefWashington Frothingham
• Unfolding drama in southeast AsiaBasil Mathews
• Between two lives; a drama of the passing of the old and the coming of the new in rural lifeCharles William Burkett
• Something new to recite : containing one hundred and one humorous, pathetic, didactic, patriotic and dramatic recitalsFindley Braden
• Story plays old and newAlice Sumner Varney
• Utah mine disaster and preventing future tragedies : hearing before a subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, United States Senate,Health and Human Services United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Appropriations. Subcommittee on Departments of Labor
• Plays of Maurice MaeterlinckMaurice Maeterlinck
• Workplace tragedies : examining problems and solutions : field hearing before the SubCommittee on Workforce Protections, Committee on EducatUnited States. Congress. House. Committee on Education and Labor. Subcommittee on Workforce Protections
• Geographical playsJane Andrews
• Battle of the bush : dramas elaborated from the startling events of the New England wars of an hundred yearsRobert Boodey Caverly
• The drama of Saint Helena, by Paul Frémeaux; tr. from the French by Alfred Rieu and the authorPaul Frémeaux