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• Dido, an epic tragedy; a dramatization from the Æneid of VirgilVirgil
• Selections from the choric poetry of the Greek dramatic writers. Translated into English verseJoseph Anstice
• Odes from the Greek dramatistsAlfred W. 1859-1944 Pollard
• Odes from the Greek dramatists, tr. into lyric metres by English poets and scholarsAlfred W. 1859-1944 Pollard
• Studies from Attic dramaEdward George Harman
• The stage in the Attic theatre of the 5th century, B.CJohn Augustine Sanford
• TragediesAeschylus
• The tragedies of AEschylus. Literally translatedAeschylus
• The dramas of AeschylusAeschylus
• The manuscript tradition of the tragedies of AeschylusAlexander Turyn
• La poetique d'Aristote, contenant les regles les plus exactes pour juger du poëme heroïque, & des pieces de theatre, la tragedie & la comediأرسطو
• The modern world problem : lecture by Frederick Starr delivered at the Garrick theatre under the auspices of the Workers University Society,Frederick Starr
• Marcian Colonna : an Italian tale; with three dramatic scenes, and other poemsBarry Cornwall
• The tragedies of EuripidesEuripides
• The plays of Euripides, tr. into English prose from the text of PaleyEuripides
• The nineteen tragedies and fragments of EuripidesEuripides
• The plays of Euripides. [B. C. 455-B. C. 408] [I. Alcestis, and other plays. II. The Bacchanals, and other plays. III. Hecuba and other playEuripides
• The chronology of the extant plays of EuripidesGrace Harriet Macurdy
• Sophocles; the text of the seven playsSophocles
• The tragedies of SophoclesSophocles
• The plays of Sophocles. Tr. into English verse by Thomas Francklin. With an introduction by Henry MorleySophocles
• The plays of Sophocles. Tr. into English verse by Thomas Francklin with an intro. by Henry MorleySophocles
• Tragedies and fragments, translated by the late E.H. Plumptre...with notes, rhymed choral odes and lyrical dialoguesSophocles
• "The first men." [Lecture] delivered at the Studebaker theatre under the auspices of the Workers university society ... April 13, 1919. ChicFrederick Starr
• The relations between civilized and uncivilized races. A prize essay read in the Theatre, Oxford, June 8, 1864Thomas Kelly Cheyno
• The costume of the theatreTheodore Komisarjevsky
• The effect produced by the precious metals of America upon the greatness and prosperity of Spain. A prize essay, read in the theatre, OxfordWilliam Edward Hall
• Imagination and dramatic instinct. : Some practical steps for their developmentS. S. Curry
• Liberty & authority in matters of taste; an inaugural lecture delivered in the Sheldonian theatre, Oxford, on the 15th of February, 1896William John Courthope
• Theatre scenecraft for the backstage technician and artist. Illustrated by the author with drawings and photos. of University of Utah theatrVern Adix
• Buzz, buzz! essays of the theatre [by] Captain James E. AgateJames Agate
• Acting and play production; a manual for classes, dramatic clubs, and little theatresHarry Lee Andrews
• Theatrum redivivum, or, The theatre vindicated by Sir Richard Baker [!] in answer to Mr. Pryn's Histrio-mastix: wherein his groundless asserRichard Baker
• Dancing and the drama East and WestStella Bloch
• First player, the origin of dramaIvor John Carnegie Brown
• The new theatre and cinema of soviet Russia; being an analysis and synthesis of the unified theatre produced in Russia by the 1917 revolutioHuntly Carter
• Shifting scenes of the modern European theatreHallie Flanagan
• Modern dramatistsAshley Dukes
• The organised theatre; a plea in civics. By St. John ErvineSt. John G. Ervine
• The changing drama; contributions and tendenciesArchibald Henderson
• A report on the first congress of the International Theatre Institute at Prague, 28 June to 3 July, 1948Rosamond Gilder
• The drama; addressesHenry Irving
• An essay on the drama [by] Osborn Rennie LambOsborn Rennie Lamb
• Dramatic valuesC. E. Montague
• The book of play production for little theaters, schools and collegesMilton Myers Smith
• Motion picture theatre managementHarold B. Franklin
• The photo drama; its place among the fine artsWilliam Morgan Hannon
• An estimate of the value and influence of works of fiction in modern times. A prize essay, read in the Theatre, Oxford, July 2nd, 1862Thomas Hill Green
• The Free company presents... a collection of plays about the meaning of AmericaNew York Free company
• The dramatic works of Baron KotzebueAugust von Kotzebue
• The dramatic works of G. E. LessingGotthold Ephraim Lessing
• Minna von Barnhelm ; oder, Das Soldatenglück, Lustspiel in fünf AufzügenGotthold Ephraim Lessing
• Early dramasFriedrich Schiller
• Historical dramasFriedrich Schiller
• Lectures on the literature of the age of Elizabeth, and Characters of Shakespear's playsWilliam Hazlitt
• Lyrics from the dramatists of the Elizabethan ageA. H. Bullen
• Bell's British theatre, consisting of the most esteemed English playsJohn Bell
• Representative modern plays; British and American, from Robertson to O'NeillRichard A. 1896-1986 Cordell
• Chief contemporary dramatists : twenty plays from the recent drama of England, Ireland, America, Germany, France, Belgium, Norway, Sweden, aThomas H. Dickinson
• Plays of the 47 workshop: Three pills in a bottle47 workshop