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• Dramatic worksGerhart Hauptmann
• La paix du ménage : comédie en deux actes en proseGuy de Maupassant
• Henrik Ibsen; the man and his plays, by Montrose J. MosesMontrose Jonas Moses
• The comedies of Shakespeare. With illustrations by E.A. Abbey and commentsAndrew Lang
• Money; a comedy in five acts. From the original text as first produced at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London, Dec. 8, 1830, and at the OldEdward Bulwer Lytton
• Wiclif: an historical dramaCharles Sayle
• Prometheus unbound : a lyrical drama in four actsPercy Bysshe Shelley
• Plays by August Strindberg; Miss Julia (with the author's preface) The stronger. Translated from the Swedish, with an introduction by Edwin August Strindberg
• Roméo et Juliette : tragédie en cinq actesWilliam Shakespeare
• Dramatic opinions and essays with an apology; containing as well a word on the dramatic opinions and essays of Bernard Shaw by James HunekerBernard Shaw
• Two Tudor "shrew" plays - (1) John John the husband, Tib his wife, and Sir John the priest, by John Heywood (c1533); and (2) Tom Tiler and hJohn Stephen Farmer
• The drawing-room stage: a series of original dramas, comedies, farces, etcGeorge M. Baker
• So like her father; a drama, in a prelude and three actsJames Vila Blake
• Exercises in Sanders theatre, Cambridge, Mass., under the auspices of the Cambridge historical society, celebrating the one hundredth anniveCambridge Historical Society
• The Quechua drama OllantaE. C. Hills
• Footlight frolics; entertainments for home and school, comprising school opera, charades, plays, Christmas capers, etc., by Mrs. Charles F. Charles F. Fernald
• Rev. Dr. Porteous on the pulpit and stage, or Churches and theatres and players and preachers, an anticipated reply to Dr. Talmage's tirade G. B Porteous
• Pelléas and Mélisande : lyric dramaClaude Debussy
• A discourse on the Brahmic doctrine of inspiration, read before a public meeting in the E. B. Theatre Hall on the 26th June 1880Doorga Doss Roy
• Paradise lost; symphonic poem in a prologue and three parts, for solo voices, chorus, orchestra and organ. Dramatic poem after John Milton bMarco Enrico Bossi
• Germania; a lyrical drama in a prologue, two scenes and epilogue. Italian libretto by Luigi Illica. With an English prose translation by ClaAlberto Franchetti
• Cinderella, or, The silver slipper, lyrical drama in four actsCharles W. Hubner
• The little duke; comic opera in 3 acts. As represented at Booth's Theatre, New York, March 17, 1879Charles Lecocq
• The Apocalypse, dramatic oratorio in a prologue and three parts ... Text drawn mainly from the Book of Daniel and the Apocalypse. Selected aPauline Arnoux MacArthur
• Maria di Gand = (Mary of Ghent) : lyric drama in four acts : first performed at Her Majesty's Theatre, Haymarket, November 25th, 1880Tito Mattei
• Manon Lescaut; lyric drama in four actsGiacomo Puccini
• L'Italiana in Algeri : comic drama in two actsGioacchino Rossini
• The days of Jezebel : an historical dramaPeter Bayne
• Uttara Ráma charita : a Sanskrit dramaBhavabhūti
• The Divina commedia of Dante AlighieriDante Alighieri
• Esther; a drama in five actsAlexander Winton Buchan
• Beau Austin : a drama in four actsWilliam Ernest Henley
• Iphigenie auf Tauris, ein Schauspiel. Edited by Lewis A. RhoadesJohann Wolfgang von Goethe
• The open shop, a debate : Andrew Furuseth ... versus Walter Gordon Merritt ... : held at Lexington Theatre, New York City, March 13, 1921Andrew Furuseth
• Dramatic works of Victor HugoVictor Hugo
• The right of free speech. Address delivered in Shubert Theatre, Rochester, N.Y., Sunday, February 26, 1911, by Kendrick P. Shedd, under the Kendrick P Shedd
• Shakespeare : Select plays: The tempestWilliam Shakespeare
• The tragedy of King Richard III : Colley Cibber's version, as produced by Edwin Booth, Wednesday evening, May 1, 1872, at Booth's Theatre, NWilliam Shakespeare
• Dramatic opinions and essays with an apology [by Bernard Shaw] Containing as well a word on the dramatic opinions and essays of Bernard ShawBernard Shaw
• Vaudeville and motion picture shows : A study of theaters in Portland, OregonWilliam Trufant Foster
• The two orphans : a romantic play (and dramatic composition) in four acts and seven tableauxN. Hart Jackson
• The Danicheffs, or, Married by force : a comedy-drama in three actsArthur Shirley
• The plays of AeschylusAeschylus
• The Timon playsJoseph Quincy Adams
• Wilhelm, Tell; a drama. [Edited with English notes, etc. by C.A. Buchheim.]Friedrich Schiller
• A chronological index to historical fiction; including prose fiction, plays and poemsBoston Public Library
• Catalogue of the collection of dramatic and literary autographs. To be sold by auction May 2nd and 3rd, 1901Frederick William French
• English translations of Spanish playsE. C. Hills
• The bill of the play: an illustrated record of the chief dramas, plays, operas bouffe ... produced or revived during ... 1881 ... with ... iJ. Higden Thornell
• Dante: La divina commedia. Notes on InfernoHenry Fanshawe Tozer
• Comments of John Ruskin on the Divina commedia, comp. by George P. Huntington, with an introduction by Charles Eliot NortonJohn Ruskin
• Shakespeare as a dramatic thinkerRichard Green Moulton
• Goethes Torquato Tasso; ein Schauspiel, ed. with introduction, notes, repititional excercises, and vocabulary, by John Firman CoarJohann Wolfgang von Goethe
• Iphigenie auf Tauris, ein schauspiel; ed. by Lewis A. RhoadesJohann Wolfgang von Goethe
• Robert Louis Stevenson as a dramatist, by Arthur Wing Pinero, with an introduction by Clayton HamiltonArthur Wing Pinero
• The kitchen garden ; or, Object lessons in household work : including songs, plays, exercises, and games, illustrating household occupationsEmily Huntington
• Beyond the grave : a dramaJohn Franklin Clark
• Harold : a drama in four actsArthur Gray Butler
• Osbern and Ursyne : a drama in three actsJohn Oliver Hobbes
• Dante : a dramatic poemHeloise Durant Rose