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• Plays of the 47 workshop. Second series, Torches47 workshop
• Carolina folk-playsFrederick H. Koch
• One act plays of today. Second seriesJ. W. 1884-1953 Marriott
• To the stars : a drama in four actsLeonid Andreyev
• Twilight; drama in five actsErnst Rosmer
• The hidden spring; a drama in four actsRoberto Bracco
• In the shadow of statues; drama in three actsGeorges Duhamel
• Always ridiculous, a drama in three actsJosé Echegaray
• The madman divine (El loco dios) : a prose drama in four actsJosé Echegaray
• Madman or saint; a drama in three actsJosé Echegaray
• Sword & crozier; drama in five actsIndriði Einarsson
• Heights, drama in four actsA. Goetze
• The Rosenhagens; (A drama in three acts)Max Halbe
• Ephraim's Breite. A drama in five actsCarl Hauptmann
• The death of the duc d'Enghien; a drama in three scenesLéon Hennique
• Jeanne d'Arc at Vaucouleurs (a romantic drama for the stage)Will Hutchins
• The will o' the wisp: a drama in four actsJaroslav Kvapil
• Five little dramasHenri Lavedan
• For happiness; a drama in three actsStanisław Przybyszewski
• The lady with the dagger, a dramaArthur Schnitzler
• Madame Major, a drama in five actsI. V. Shpazhinskiĭ
• Three one-act playsAugust Strindberg
• The four bare walls: a drama in four actsFrantišek Adolf Šubert
• English miracle plays, moralities & interludes; specimens of the pre-Elizabethan drama, edAlfred W. Pollard
• A treasury of plays for menFrank Shay
• Uncle Tom's cabin : or, life among the lowly : a domestic drama in six actsGeorge L. Aiken
• The dramatick works of Beaumont and Fletcher; collated with all the former editions, and corrected; with notes, critical and explanatory, byFrancis Beaumont
• King Lear's wife, The crier by night. The riding to Lithend. Midsummer eve. Laodice and Danaë, playsGordon Bottomley
• Open air plays; five one-act comediesHarold Brighouse
• The rehearsal. First acted 7 Dec. 1671. Published <?July> 1672. With illustrations from previous plays, etcGeorge Villiers Buckingham
• The dramatic works of the celebrated Mrs. Centlivre, with a new account of her lifeSusanna Centlivre
• The way of the world; a comedy, as it is acted at the theatre in Lincoln's-inn-fields by His Majesty's servantsWilliam Congreve
• John Crowne, his life and dramatic works, by Arthur Franklin White, PH.DArthur Franklin White
• The plays of Hubert Henry DaviesHubert Henry Davies
• Four one-act plays: The magnanimous lover, Progress, Ole George come to tea, She was no ladySt. John G. Ervine
• Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde; or, A mis-spent life; a drama in four actsLuella Forepaugh
• Plays. Third series: The fugitive, The pigeon. The mobJohn Galsworthy
• Plays. Fourth series: A bit o' love, The foundations, The skin gameJohn Galsworthy
• Plays. Fifth series: A family man, Loyalties, WindowsJohn Galsworthy
• H. M. S. Pinafore, and other playsW. S. Gilbert
• The people and Close the book; two one-act playsSusan Glaspell
• Three plays, by Granville BarkerHarley Granville-Barker
• Four plays: The new poor, Scandal, The silver fox, The mother womanCosmo Hamilton
• The six degrees of crime: or, Wine, women, gambling, theft, murder and the scaffold : a melo drama, in six partsF. S. Hill
• Tears; a drama of modern life in four actsJulius Hopp
• Minor dramasWilliam Dean Howells
• The dancing girl; a drama in four actsHenry Arthur Jones
• Plays and poems, by Ben Jonson. With an introduction by Henry MorleyBen Jonson
• Plays for poem-mimesAlfred Kreymborg
• The dramatic works of John Lilly (The Euphuist) With notes & some account of his life & writingsJohn Lyly
• The plays of Christopher MarloweChristopher Marlowe
• The tragedy of Nan, and other playsJohn Masefield
• The plays of Philip Massinger, with notes, critical and explanatoryPhilip Massinger
• The plays of Philip MassingerPhilip Massinger
• Second playsA. A. Milne
• Hannibal; a historical dramaJohn Nichol
• Two plays: Juno and the paycock. The shadow of a gunmanSean O'Casey
• Plays: Beyond the horizon; The straw; Before breakfastEugene O'Neill
• Six plays of Eugene O'NeillAlan D Mickle
• Venice preserved, or, A plot discovered. A tragedy. As performed at the Boston and New York TheatresThomas Otway