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• My brother's keeper : a drama, in three actsGeorge M. Baker
• The last Mandeville, The heart's sacrifice, The monk, Matilda of Denmark; tragedies, being in completion of the second volume of the dramatiLaughton Osborn
• Salome; a drama in one act, by Oscar WildeRichard Strauss
• Robespierre; a lyrical drama. With a preface on the new phase of the modern dramaR. H. Patterson
• First Korean Congress, held in the Little Theatre, 17th and Delancey Streets, April 14, 15, 16Pa.) Korean Congress 1919 : Philadelphia
• Ibsen and the dramaZanoni
• Essays on the dramaTheodore Martin
• Essays on the drama. 2d seriesTheodore Martin
• The continental drama of to-day; outlines for its studyBarrett H. Clark
• The Tony Sarg marionette book, illustrated by Tony Sarg; text by F. J. McIsaac; with two plays for home-made marionettes, by Anne StoddardFrederick John MacIsaac
• Dramatic essaysWilliam Hazlitt
• Dramatic criticismJack Thomas Grein
• A study in Much ado about nothing. III. The Puritan opposition to the theatre. [IV. The literary warfareWilliam Hansell Fleming
• Theodor Fontane as a critic of the drama, by Bertha E. TrebeinBertha Eleanor Trebein
• Wagner's dramas and Greek tragedyPearl Cleveland Wilson
• The brethren of the cross : a dramatic poemFriedrich Ludwig Zacharias Werner
• Jeremiah, a drama in nine scenes.Trans. from the author's revised German text by Eden and Cedar PaulStefan Zweig
• Brand : a dramatic poem in five actsهنريك إبسن
• Jeptha; a drama translated from the latin of George Buchanan by A. Gordon Mitchell...illustrated by Jessie M. KingGeorge Buchanan
• Sophocles : the seven plays in English verseLewis Campbell
• Studia scenica. Part I. Section I: Introductory study on the text of the Greek dramas. The text of Sophocles' Trachiniae, 1-300, by David S.D. S. Margoliouth
• Epicoene, or, The silent woman, by Ben Jonson [revived and presented ... in Sanders Theatre at CambridgeHarvard University. Department of English
• The theatre of to-dayHiram Kelly Moderwell
• The German drama in English on the Philadelphia stage from 1794 to 1830, by Charles F. BredeCharles Frederic Brede
• Plays, tr. by Louise and Aylmer Maude. Complete ed. including the posthumous playsليو تولستوي
• Aglavaine and Selysette; a drama in five acts, by Maurice Maeterlinck; tr. by Alfred Sutro, with an introduction by J. W. MackailMaurice Maeterlinck
• Report of the proceedings at the national banquet held at the Prince of Wales Theatre, Sydney, on the 17th of July, 1856, to celebrate the eRichard Thompson
• Catalogue of the extensive dramatic collection of the late James H. Brown, esq., of Malden, Mass. Comprising a valuable collection of works James H. Brown
• The old régime; court, salons, and theatres, by Catherine Charlotte, lady JacksonCatherine Charlotte Jackson
• Delsarte system of dramatic expressionGenevieve Stebbins
• The point of honor: : a play, in three acts. Taken from the French, and performed with universal applause at the Theatre-Royal, Hay-MarketCharles Kemble
• One hundred one-act plays for school, college & educational dramaticsAlexander Magnus Drummond
• Smoke. A serio-comic drama, in one actBenjamin Webster
• Partial list of plays in the librarySt. Louis Public Library
• Modern violin pieces the whole world plays ; a collection of fifty famous compositions, carefully phrased and fingered for the violin with pAlbert Ernest Weir
• Little orphan Annie; a comedy-drama in three acts; from the poems and stories of James Whitcomb RileyRobert Hugus McLaughlin
• Rob Roy Macgregor; or, "Auld lang syne". An operatic drama in three acts by Isack PocockI. Pocock
• "The intruder"; a drama in three actsCyril Harcourt
• Home again!, or, The lieutenant's daughters : a domestic drama in three actsEdward Fitzball
• Adeline, the victim of seduction; a melo drama, in three acts altered from the French and adapted to the English stageJohn Howard Payne
• The tower of Lochlain; or, The idiot son: a melo-drama, in three actsDouglas Jerrold
• The bear hunters; or, The fatal ravine, a melo drama in two actsJohn Baldwin Buckstone
• Dramatic books & plays (in English) published during 1913Henry Eastman Lower
• Hans von Stein, or, The robber knight : a melo drama in two actsEdward Fitzball
• American festivals for elementary schools, by Madelene D. Barnum ... prepared under the auspices of the New York center of the Drama league Madalene D. Barnum
• The hen and chickens; or, A sign of affection; a comic drama, in two actsBenjamin Webster
• John Overy, the miser of Southwark Ferry. A drama in three acts. With an engraving and remarks by D.-GDouglas Jerrold
• Wonderful Christmas gift; dramatization of Uncle Frank's Mary, Chapter XISister Clementia
• All that glitters is not gold; a comic drama, in two acts, by Thomas and J. M. MortonThomas Morton
• The rajah; an original comedy in four acts...as presented for two hundred and fifty consecutive nights, at the Madison Square Theatre, New YWilliam Young
• Martha Willis, the servant maid, an original domestic drama in two actsDouglas Jerrold
• The lady of the lake. A romantic drama, in three acts. Adapted fromthe poem of Sir Walter ScottWalter Scott
• "Veronica;" or, "The holy face." A religious drama, "five acts and five tableaux."F Bernardine
• The mystic rose; or, Pilate's daughter. A scriptural drama for female charactersF. L Kenzel
• The way to keep him. A comedy. By Arthur Murphy, Esq. Adapted for theatrical representation, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. Arthur Murphy
• The note forger : a melo-drama in two actsEdward Fitzball
• TragediesLaughton Osborn
• New dialogues & plays; primary,intermediate,advanced, adapted from the popular works of well-known authorsBinney Gunnison
• The white cockade; an original drama in four actsWatts Phillips
• A romantic idea, a comic drama in one actJ. R. Planché