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• Die macht der finsternis; oder, Reiche dem bösen einen finger, so fasst er die ganze hands. Volks-drama in fünf akten. Ins deutsche übertLeo Tolstoy
• The plays of William Shakspeare, with the corrections and illustrations of various commentators, to which are added notes by Samuel Johnson William Shakespeare
• The Attic theatre; a description of the stage and theatre of the Athenians, and of the dramatic performances at AthensA. E. Haigh
• Select academic speaker; containing a large number of new and appropriate pieces, for prose declamation, poetical recitation, and dramatic rHenry Coppée
• Dramatics in the home, by William Byron ForbushLord Byron
• Prohibition in Kansas, by Hon. W.R. Stubbs ... delivered at the Great northern theatre, Chicago, March 27, 1910Walter Roscoe Stubbs
• The drama of the agesElla R Shaeffer
• A wreath of laurel : being speeches on dramatic and kindred occasionsWilliam Winter
• European dramatistsArchibald Henderson
• Dramatic portraitsP. P. Howe
• Proceedings of the conference on the drama in American universities and little theatresPittsburgh. Carnegie Institute. Institute of Technology
• Drama and mankind : a vindication and a challengeHalcott Glover
• The star of Bethlehem, a sacred drama in five acts and a preludeJoseph Cantello
• The passing of Pan; a metrical drama in a prologue and four acts, by Dwight L. ClarkeDwight Lancelot Clarke
• Love's holy hour; or, The sacred betrothal of Ronald and Beatrice; a drama of the wedding dayNeander P Cook
• Dean Swift; a drama in four scenes, four acts and an epilogue. Period of Queen Anne, 1716. Eleanor Corde, authorEleanor Corde
• Adam Bede, a play dramatized from George Eliot's novel, Adam Bede, by Mabel Clare CraftMabel Craft Deering
• Peter shows his pictures, and seven other playsTipton Lindsey Frasier
• Loves̕ triumph: a drama in five actsHelen Satterlee French
• The Acadian proscript; a historical drama in five acts [by] Walter S. KerrWalter S Kerr
• Martyr, a tragedy of Belguim; drama in five actsJean Leeman
• Joan of Arc, a dramatic recital by James Henry McLarenJames H. McLaren
• Twentieth century civilization : a drama in four actsJ. Pierpont Morgan
• Drama of EdenA. M. Russell
• A daughter of old Spain, and other plays, by William J. WeirWilliam John Weir
• Une des malheureuse (One of the unhappy.) and other plays, by William J. WeirWilliam John Weir
• English drama. A working basis. Katharine Lee Bates, department of English literature. Lydia Boker Godfrey, librarian. Department of bibliogKatharine Lee Bates
• The stage of 1871; a review of plays and players. First seriespseud Hawk's-eye
• The stage : or, Recollections of actors and acting from an experience of fifty years, a series of dramatic sketchesJames Edward Murdoch
• The "A.D.C." : being personal reminiscences of the University Amateur Dramatic Club, CambridgeSir F. C. Burnand
• Motion picture theater managementHarold B. Franklin
• Oxford and poetry in 1911; an inaugural lecture delivered in the Sheldonian Theatre on June 2, 1911T. Herbert Warren
• Nova Hibernia; Irish poets and dramatists of today and yesterdayMichael Monahan
• The drama of the spiritual life; a study of religious experience and idealsAnnie Lyman Sears
• Dramatic crimes of 1927 : a study in mystery and detectionMilton MacKaye
• Lithuania; a drama in one actRupert Brooke
• Three plays and a pantomimeGeorge Calderon
• The dominant male; essays and playsArnold Daly
• The Son of Man : a drama in four actsB. Russell b. 1888 Herts
• Three plays : Balboa, Xilona, The victorious duchess, by Francis A. MacNuttFrancis Augustus MacNutt
• The wings, a drama in one actJosephine Preston Peabody
• Nimrod; a drama, by Francis Rolt-WheelerFrancis William Rolt-Wheeler
• Broken melody, a drama for the talking screen, by M.J. SpivackMorris Joseph Spivack
• Directing language power in the elementary school child through story, dramatization, and poetry by Caroline J. Trommer ... and Teresa A. ReCaroline Julia Trommer
• Goldtree and Silvertree : fairy plays to read and actKatharine Duncan Morse
• A list of plays for high school and college production, prepared by the Committee on plays for secondary schools and colleges of the Drama lDrama League of America
• The drama; a catalogue of books on dramatic literature contained in the Evanston Public Library; Gertrude L. Brown, compilerEvanston Public Library
• Reading list on modern dramatists: D'Annunzio, Hauptmann, Ibsen, Maeterlinck, Phillips, Rostand, Shaw and Sudermann. By Clara A. MullikenClara A. Norton
• Play-making and plays; the dramatic impulse and its educative use in the elementary and secondary school, by John Merrill ... and Martha FleJohn Merrill
• Character treatment in the mediaeval dramaTimothy J. Crowley
• Notes on Elizabethan dramatistsKarl Elze
• Occasional papers, dramatic and historicalH. B. Irving
• The repertory theatre idea, three addresses by Mrs. Jewett given before the members of the Frances Jewett repertory theatre club at the meetFrances H. Jewett
• The theatre; its early days in Chicago. A paper read before the Chicago Historical Society, February 19, 1884.J. H. McVicker
• Early London theatres. <In the fields>T. Fairman Ordish
• The drama in Utah; the story of the Salt Lake TheatreHorace G Whitney
• The tragedies. Re-edited with an English commentary by F. A. PaleyAeschylus
• An academic sketch, by the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., delivered in the Sheldonian theatre, Oct. 24, 1892; with annotations by the autW. E. Gladstone
• How to die for love! A farce, in two acts; performed at the New English Opera, Lyceum Theatre, (with additional songs) and the Theatre RoyalAugust von Kotzebue
• Plays. [First]-Fourth series. Translated with an introduction by Edwin BjörkmanAugust Strindberg