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• Analysis of classic English plays for the use of students of English literature. By Frederick A. Laing ... and Dr. Th. WeischerFrederick A Laing
• The commedia dell'arte; a study in Italian popular comedyWinifred Smith
• La Divina commedia. Ed. formata sopra quella di Comino del 1727دانتي أليغييري
• La divina commedia di Dante Alighieri col comento di Paolo Costaدانتي أليغييري
• Our friends = Nos intimes : comedy-drama in four actsGeorge March
• A celebrated case : a drama in a prologue and four actsAdolphe d' Ennery
• Vent d'ouest : comédie en un acte ; La soupière ; comédie en un acteErnest d' Hervilly
• Adeline, the victim of seduction, a melo drama, in three acts: altered from the French, and adapted to the English stage. By John Howard PayR.-C. Guilbert de Pixérécourt
• A celebrated case. A drama in a prologue and four acts, by M.M. D'Ennery and CormonAdolphe d' Ennery
• Heranai; ou, L'honneur castillan. A drama in five actsفيكتور هوغو
• Faust, tragédie de Goëthe: nouv. traduction complète, en prose et en vers, par Gérardيوهان فولفغانغ فون غوته
• La divine comédie; traduction par M. Henri Dauphin ... Publication posthumeدانتي أليغييري
• La divina commedia di Dante Alighieri, esattamente copiata dalla edizione romana del P. Lombardi. S'aggiungono le varie lezioni, le dichiaraدانتي أليغييري
• La divine comédie de Dante Alighieri, précédée d'une introduction. Le purgatoireدانتي أليغييري
• Some native comic types in the early Spanish dramaWilliam S. Hendrix
• La divina commedia e tutte le rime di Dante Allighieriدانتي أليغييري
• Napoleon, doer, dreissig Jahre Frankreichs : Historisch-dramatisches Gemälde in sechs Abtheilungenألكسندر دوما
• The dramatic worksSusannah Centlivre
• Petra, a prize poem, recited in the theatre, Oxford, June IV, MDCCCXLVJohn William Burgon
• Europe, a climate of dramatic changeRaymond G. F Seitz
• The Agamemnon of Aeschylus ; La Saisiaz ; The two poets of Croisic ; Dramatic idyls ; Jacoseria ; Ferishtah's fancies and ParleyingsRobert Browning
• The idea of progress, by W. R. Inge ... delivered in the Sheldonian theatre, 27 May, 1920William Ralph Inge
• Linotile floors : for offices, churches, banks, theatres, stores, museums, libraries, kitchens, pantries, elevators, etcArmstrong Cork Company
• Faust : a lyric drama in five actsJules Barbier
• Sidney's Arcadia and the Elizabethan dramaHerbert Wynford Hill
• Plays and poems, with an introduction by Henry MorleyBen Jonson
• Plays, from the text of William Gifford, with the addition of the tragedy "Believe as you list". Edited by Francis CunninghamPhilip Massinger
• Songs from the plays of Shakespeare, illustrated by Paul Woodroffeوليم شكسبير
• A supplement to the plays of William Shakespeare, comprising the seven dramas which have been ascribed to his pen, but which are not includeوليم شكسبير
• The student's topical Shakespeare. Thirty-seven plays, analyzed and topically arranged for the use of clergymen, lawyers, students, etc., byوليم شكسبير
• Ten more plays of ShakespeareStopford A. Brooke
• The place of Shakspeare in Elizabethan drama; being the annual lecture delivered under the auspices of the Melbourne Shakespeare Society, JuE. H. C. Oliphant
• Shakespeare's tragediesDenton Jaques Snider
• A time analysis of the plots of Shakspere's plays ...P. A Daniel
• Two old comedies: The belle's stratagem [by Mrs. Cowley] and The wonder [by Mrs. Centlivre] reduced and re-arranged by Augustin Daly for proHannah Cowley
• The tercentenary of Milton's birth. Inaugural meeting at the theatre, Burlington Gardens, Tuesday, December 8, 1908 ... Lines, by George MerBritish Academy
• Dramatic works. Edited by his daughter, Mary Elizabeth AtherstoneEdwin Atherstone
• Bunk; or, The show down shown up. A mellow-drama in only one act (thank goodness)Henry Clapp Smith
• Esau & The beacon; five playsKenneth Weeks
• Dramatic unities in England, by Louis Sigmund FriedlandLouis S. Friedland
• Shakspere's predecessors in the English drama, by John Addington SymondsJohn Churton Collins
• The rise of the dramatic spirit in Elizabethan England. A lecture delivered before the Unity ClubJ. M. Hart
• Some features of the supernatural as represented in plays of the reigns of Elizabeth and JamesFelix Emmanuel Schelling
• English miracle plays, moralities, and interludes; specimens of the pre-Elizabethan drama, ed., with an introduction, notes, and glossary, bAlfred W. Pollard
• Angelica; a romantic drama in four actsAugustus W. Dubourg
• The house of Omri; a dramatic poemStanley Weall
• Robert Browning and the drama; a noteWalter Fairfax
• Poetical works, including the dramas of Wallenstein, Remorse, and ZapolyaSamuel Taylor Coleridge
• Poetical and dramatic works. Founded on the author's latest ed. of 1834, with many additional pieces now first included, and with a collectiSamuel Taylor Coleridge
• Three plays, by W.E. Henley and R.L. Stevenson. Deacon Brodie, Beau Austin, Admiral GuineaWilliam Ernest Henley
• The light that failed. With scenes from the dramatic version rendered by Mr. Forbes Robertson and Miss Gertrude Elliottروديارد كيبلينغ
• Poems, dramatic and lyricalEdward Ledwich Mitford
• Kate Peyton; or, Jealousy. A drama in a prologue and four actsCharles Reade
• True to the core; a story of the Armada. The T.P. Cooke prize drama, 1866.Angiolo Robson Slous
• Tennyson; an inaugural lecture given in the Arts theatre of University college, Liverpool, November 1, 1901Oliver Elton
• Psiloriti; a dramatic poem illustrative of life under the Turk in Crete. With an introductionRichard Vasey
• The grey stocking, a other playsMaurice Baring
• Four plays: James and John, Miles Dixon, Mary's wedding, A short way with authorsGilbert Cannan
• Little folks' Christmas stories and plays, ed.Ada M. Skinner
• Two plays by Tchekhof: The seagull [and] The cherry orchard. Translated, with an introduction and notes, by George Calderonأنطون تشيخوف