Foreword

Foreword

What is wanting in this list the reader will only too soon discover for himself. I do not, however, wish to offer a faltering apology for the incompleteness of the work. In truth, it needs none. Nevertheless, a brief word of explanation may not be amiss.

The duties of the bibliographer are more or less mechanical. He merely collects his data from the most available sources or from arcana known only to a few, arranges his material alphabetically and sends his copy to the printer.

The present list is an exception to the general practice. It will be noted that the bibliographer has broken his traces, forsaken his accustomed field and intruded, in some measure, upon the province of the critic. From the great mass of plays accessible in English I have sought to select only those which I hold best adapted to the little theater as it is to-day constituted. On the whole, they are plays which have encountered a certain measure of success or that I felt to be worthy of production. Rigid care has been taken to exclude such dramatic pieces which are fittingly described as "side-splitting farces." The latter contribute nothing to the art theater. Box and Cox, I doubt not, may be excruciatingly funny, but few would care to hear that Sam Hume, for instance, was about to produce it. Not that genuine laughter hasn't its place in the modern theater; but we cannot laugh to-day at the archaic drolleries of yesterday. We cannot abandon ourselves to papier-mache characterization in the theater. And this is what the art theater accomplished in its brief stay with us.

F. S.

THE BOOKS OF THE LITTLE THEATRE

ANTHONY, Luther B. DRAMATOLOGY. A Manual of Craftsmanship

APPIA, Adolphe DIE MUSIK UND DIE INSCENIERUNG

ARCHER, William PLAY MAKING. A Manual of Craftsmanship ABOUT THE THEATRE

ARCHER, William, and BARKER, Granville A NATIONAL THEATRE. Schemes and Estimates

ARNOLD, Robert S. DAS MODERNE DRAMA

AUSTIN, Stephen F. THE PRINCIPLES OF DRAMA-THERAPY

BAKER, George Pierce THE TECHNIQUE OF THE DRAMA DRAMATIC TECHNIQUE

BAKSHY, Alexander THE PATH OF THE MODERN RUSSIAN STAGE

BICKLEY, Francis J. M. SYNGE AND THE IRISH DRAMATIC MOVEMENT

BLEACKLEY, J. Arthur THE ART OF MIMICRY

BOOTH, William Stone A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR AUTHORS AND PLAYWRIGHTS

BOURGEOIS, Maurice JOHN MILLINGTON SYNGE AND THE IRISH THEATRE

BOYD, Ernest A. THE CONTEMPORARY DRAMA OF IRELAND

BROADBENT, R. J. A HISTORY OF PANTOMIME

BROWNE, Maurice THE TEMPLE OF A LIVING ART

BROWNE, Van Dyke SECRETS OF SCENE PAINTING AND STAGE EFFECTS

BRUNETIERE, Ferdinand THE LAW OF THE DRAMA, with an introduction by Henry Arthur Jones. Translated by P. M. Hayden

BURLEIGH, Louise THE COMMUNITY THEATRE

BURTON, Richard HOW TO SEE A PLAY

CALTHROP, Dion Clayton ENGLISH COSTUME. Four volumes

CALVERT, Louis PROBLEMS OF THE ACTOR

CANNAN, Gilbert THE JOY OF THE THEATRE

CANNON, Fanny WRITING AND SELLING A PLAY

CARTER, Huntley THE NEW SPIRIT IN DRAMA AND ART THE THEATRE OF MAX REINHARDT

CHENEY, Sheldon THE OPEN AIR THEATRE THE THEATRE ARTS MAGAZINE THE NEW MOVEMENT IN THE THEATRE THE ART THEATRE

CLARK, Barrett H. HOW TO PRODUCE AMATEUR PLAYS CONTINENTAL DRAMA OF TO-DAY BRITISH AND AMERICAN DRAMA OF TO-DAY EUROPEAN THEORIES OF THE DRAMA

COLLES, W. M., and HARDY, H. PLAYWRIGHT AND COPYRIGHT IN ALL COUNTRIES

COQUELIN, Constant ART AND THE ACTOR. Translated by A. L. Alger

CRAIG, Gordon THE ART OF THE THEATRE ON THE ART OF THE THEATRE A LIVING THEATRE TOWARDS A NEW THEATRE THE THEATRE--ADVANCING

DEAN, Basil THE REPERTORY THEATRE, 1911

DICKINSON, Thomas H. THE CONTEMPORARY DRAMA OF ENGLAND THE INSURGENT THEATRE

EDWARDS, O. JAPANESE PLAYS AND PLAYFELLOWS

FENELLOSA, Ernest, and POUND, Ezra "NO"; or ACCOMPLISHMENT

FRY, Emma Sheridan EDUCATIONAL DRAMATICS

GILLETTE, William THE ILLUSION OF THE FIRST TIME IN ACTING

GOLDMAN, Emma THE SOCIAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MODERN DRAMA

GREGORY, Lady OUR IRISH THEATRE

HAMILTON, Clayton THEORY OF THE THEATRE STUDIES IN STAGECRAFT PROBLEMS OF THE PLAYWRIGHT

HASTINGS, Charles THE THEATRE. Its Development in France and England and a History of Its Greek and Latin Origins

HENDERSON, Archibald THE CHANGING DRAMA EUROPEAN DRAMATISTS

HENNEQUIN, Alfred THE ART OF PLAYWRITING

HILLIARD, E., McCORMICK, T., and OGLEBAY, K. AMATEUR AND EDUCATIONAL DRAMATICS

HORNBLOW, Arthur TRAINING FOR THE STAGE. Some Hints for Those About to Choose the Player's Career

HORRWITZ, Ernest P. THE INDIAN THEATRE. A Brief Survey of the Sanskrit Drama

HOWE, P. P. THE REPERTORY THEATRE

HUBERT, Philip G. THE STAGE AS A CAREER

HUNT, Elizabeth R. THE PLAY OF TO-DAY

IZUMO, Takeda. Translated by M. C. Marcus THE PINE TREE. With an Introductory Causerie on the Japanese Theatre

JONES, Henry Arthur RENASCENCE OF THE ENGLISH DRAMA FOUNDATIONS OF A NATIONAL DRAMA THE THEATRE OF IDEAS

KROWS, Arthur Edwin PLAY PRODUCTION IN AMERICA

LAWRENCE, W. J. THE ELIZABETHAN PLAYHOUSE

LEWES, G. H. ON ACTORS AND THE ART OF ACTING

LEWIS, B. Roland THE TECHNIQUE OF THE ONE-ACT PLAY: A Study in Dramatic Construction

LEWISOHN, Ludwig THE MODERN DRAMA

MACCARTHY, Desmond THE COURT THEATRE

MACCLINTOCK, Lander THE CONTEMPORARY DRAMA OF ITALY

MACKAY, Constance D'Arcy COSTUMES AND SCENERY FOR AMATEURS; A Practical Working Handbook THE LITTLE THEATRE IN THE UNITED STATES

MACKAY, F. F. THE ART OF ACTING

MACKAYE, Percy COMMUNITY DRAMA THE CIVIL THEATRE THE PLAYHOUSE AND THE PLAY PATRIOTIC DRAMA IN YOUR TOWN

MACKINNON, Alan THE OXFORD AMATEURS

MANTIZIUS, Karl HISTORY OF THEATRICAL ART IN ANCIENT AND MODERN TIMES. Five volumes

McCLEOD, Addison PLAYS AND PLAYERS IN MODERN ITALY

McEWEN, E. J. FREYTAG'S TECHNIQUE OF THE DRAMA

MATTHEWS, Brander ON ACTING

MODERWELL, Hiram Kelly THE THEATRE OF TO-DAY

MONTAGUE, C. E. DRAMATIC VALUES

MORSE, Elizabeth PRINCIPLES OF EXPRESSION: A Guide for Developing Readers, Speakers and Dramatic Artists

NICHOLSON, Watson THE STRUGGLE FOR A FREE STAGE IN LONDON

PALMER, John THE FUTURE OF THE THEATRE COMEDY THE CENSOR AND THE THEATRE

PHELPS, William Lyon THE TWENTIETH CENTURY THEATRE

POLLAK, Gustav FRANZ GRILLPARZAR AND THE AUSTRIAN DRAMA

POLTI, George. Translated by Lucille Ray THE THIRTY-SIX DRAMATIC SITUATIONS

PRICE, W. T. TECHNIQUE OF THE DRAMA ANALYSIS OF PLAY CONSTRUCTION AND DRAMATIC PRINCIPLE THE PHILOSOPHY OF DRAMATIC PRINCIPLE AND METHOD

RENNERT, Hugo A. THE SPANISH STAGE

RILEY, Alice C. D. THE ONE-ACT PLAY. A Study Course in Three Parts

ROUCHE, Jacques L'ART THEATRAL MODERNE

SACHS, Edward O. STAGE CONSTRUCTION

SAYLER, Oliver M. THE RUSSIAN THEATRE UNDER THE REVOLUTION

SEPET, Marius ORIGINES CATHOLIQUES DE THEATRE MODERNE

SHAW, George Bernard DRAMATIC OPINIONS AND ESSAYS

SHAY, Frank THE PLAYS AND BOOKS OF THE LITTLE THEATRE. A Listing of Over 1000 One-Act Plays Available in Printed Form

SMITH, Winifred THE COMMEDIA DELL'ARTE. A Study of Italian Popular Comedy

STOPES, Marie C. THE PLAYS OF OLD JAPAN. The No.

TAYLOR, Emerson PRACTICAL STAGE DIRECTING FOR AMATEURS

THEATRICAL SCENE PAINTING: A Thorough and Complete Work on How to Sketch, Paint and Install Theatrical Scenery

THE TRUTH ABOUT THE THEATRE

TURRELL, Charles A. CONTEMPORARY SPANISH DRAMATISTS

WAUGH, Frank A. OUTDOOR THEATRES

WITKOWSKI, George. Translated by L. E. Horning THE GERMAN DRAMA OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

WOODBRIDGE, Elizabeth THE DRAMA. Its Law and Technique

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THE PLAYS OF THE LITTLE THEATRE

ABBREVIATIONS

a--Allegory c--Comedy d--Drama m--Masque p--Play s--Satire m--Men, or Male Characters w--Women, or Female Characters j--Juvenile i--Characters played by either sex

ABERCROMBIE, Lascelles THE ADDER

AKINS, Zoe DID IT REALLY HAPPEN? THE MAGICAL CITY SUCH A CHARMING YOUNG MAN

ALDRICH, Thos. Bailey SISTERS' TRAGEDY CORYDON, a Pastoral. 2m PAULINE PAVLOVNA. p. 1m 1w supers Houghton

ALDIS, Mary PLAYS FOR SMALL STAGES MRS. PAT AND THE LAW. p 2m 2w 1j THE DRAMA CLASS AT TANKAHA, NEV. c 2m 9w EXTREME UNCTION. d 1m 4w THE LETTER. p 2m 1j TEMPERAMENT. t 1m 2w Five plays in one volume Duffield

ANCEY, Georges. See "Four Plays for the Free Theatre."

ANDREWS, K. AMERICA PASSES BY. p 2m 2w Baker

ANDREYEV, Leonid LOVE OF ONE'S NEIGHBOR. s 15m 7w 1j Shay

D'ANNUNZIO, Gabriele DREAM OF AN AUTUMN SUNSET. p 2m 4w Poet Lore DREAM OF A SPRING MORNING. p 3m 4w Poet Lore

ARISTOPHANES LYSISTRATA. s 4m 5w 1j French

ARKELL, Reginald COLUMBINE, a fantasy. 4m 1w S. & J.

AUGIER, Emile THE POSTSCRIPT. c 1m 2w French

AUGIER, Emile, and de MUSSET, Alfred THE GREEN COAT. c 3m 1w French

AUSTEN, Alfred A LESSON IN HARMONY. p 3m 1w French

BACON, Mrs. Josephine Dodge THE TWILIGHT OF THE GODS. p 2 scenes Kennerley

BAKER, Elizabeth MISS TASSY. p Sidgwick

BALLARD, J. Fred THE GOOD NEWS. d 3m 1w 1j Harvard

BANGS, John Kendrick THE REAL THING, etc. THE REAL THING. c 2m 5w THE BARRINGTONS' "AT HOME." c 2m 3w THE RETURN OF CHRISTMAS. c 4m 3w THE SIDE SHOW. c 8m 3w Four plays in one volume Harpers THE BICYCLERS, etc. THE BICYCLERS. c 4m 3w A DRAMATIC EVENING. c 4m 3w THE FATAL MESSAGE. c 5m 4w A PROPOSAL UNDER DIFFICULTIES. c 3m 2w Four plays in one volume Harpers

BANNING, Kendall "Copy." p 7m Clinic

DE BANVILLE, Theodore GRINGOIRE. c 4m 2w supers Poet Lore GRINGOIRE. c 4m 2w Dramatic CHARMING LEANDRE. c 2m 1w French

BARBER, M. E. MECHANICAL JANE. c 3W French

BARGATE, John THE PRIZE. p 4m 3w French

BARKER, Granville ROCOCO. f m w VOTE BY BALLOT. p m w FAREWELL TO THE THEATRE. p m w Three plays in one volume Little ANATOL. (See Schnitzler.)

BARRIE, James M. HALF HOURS PANTALOON. p 3m THE TWELVE POUND LOOK. c 2m 2w ROSALIND. p 1m 2w THE WILL. p 6m 1w Four plays in one vol. Scribner's THE TRAGIC MAN Scribner's ECHOES OF WAR OLD LADY SHOWS HER MEDALS. p 1m 5w THE NEW WORLD. p 2m 2w BARBARA'S WEDDING. p 3m 1w A WELL-REMEMBERED VOICE. p 2m 2w Four plays in one vol. Scribner's

BATES, W. O. POLLY OF POGUE'S RUN. p 6m 2w Shay

BEACH, Lewis THE CLOD. p 4m 1w Shay BROTHERS. p 3m Shay A GUEST FOR DINNER Shay

BECHHOFER, C. E. FIVE RUSSIAN PLAYS, etc. EVREINOV, N. A MERRY DEATH. c 5m EVREINOV, N. THE BEAUTIFUL DESPOT. c 5m 3w 1j VON VIZIN, D. THE CHOICE OF A TUTOR. c 5m 3w CHEKOV, A. THE WEDDING. c 9m 3w CHEKOV, A. THE JUBILEE. c 5m 1w UKRAINKA, L. THE BABYLONIAN CAPTIVITY. d 1m 7i Six plays in one vol. Dutton

BECQUE, Henri THE VULTURES, etc. THE MERRY-GO-ROUND. c 4m 1w Little

BELL, Mrs. Hugh, and CECIL, A. TIME IS MONEY. c 1m 2w French

BELMONT, Mrs. O. H. P., and MAXWELL, Elsa MELINDA AND HER SISTERS. p 6m 12w Shores

BEITH, Ian Hay THE CRIMSON COCOANUT, etc. THE CRIMSON COCOANUT. c 4m 2w A LATE DELIVERY. p 3m 2w THE MISSING CARD. c 2m 2w Three plays in one vol. Baker QUEEN OF HEARTS. c 2m 2w Penn

BENEDIX, Roderich THE LAW OF SUIT. c 5m French THE THIRD MAN. c 1m 3w French

BENEVENTE, Jacinto. PLAYS HIS WIDOW'S HUSBAND. c 2m 5w With other plays in one vol. Scribner THE SMILE OF THE MONA LISA. p 5m 1i Badger NO SMOKING. c 2m 2w Drama, Feb., 1917 IN THE PLACE OF DON JUAN. p 3m 2w Poet Lore

BENNETT, Arnold. POLITE FARCES THE STEPMOTHER. c 2m 1w A GOOD WOMAN. 3 cm 1w A QUESTION OF SEX. c 2m 2w Three plays in one volume Doran

BERINGER, Mrs. Oscar HOLLY TREE INN. p 4m 3w French

BERNARD, Tristan FRENCH WITHOUT A MASTER. c 5m 2w French I'M GOING! c 1m 1w French

BIRO, Lajos THE BRIDEGROOM. p 5m 6w THE GRANDMOTHER. p 3m 8w Two plays in one number Drama, May, 1918

BLOCH, Bertram THE MAIDEN OVER THE WALL. f 2m 1w Drama, Aug., 1918 MORALS AND CIRCUMSTANCES. p 2m 3w Smart Set, April, 1919

BODENHEIM, Maxwell THE WANDERER. p 4m 2w Seven Arts THE MASTER POISONER. "In Minna and Myself" Pagan

BONE, F. D. A DAUGHTER OF JAPAN. d French PRIDE OF THE REGIMENT. p 2m 1w French

BOTTOMLEY, Gordon LAODICE AND DANAE. p 1m 5w Four KING LEAR'S WIFE. p Reynolds

BOUCHOR, Maurice A CHRISTMAS TALE. p 2m 2w French

BOUCICAULT, Dion MY LITTLE GIRL. d 3m 2w French LOVER BY PROXY. c 6m 4w French

BOYCE, Neith, and HAPGOOD, Hutchins ENEMIES. p 1m 1w Shay

BOYCE, Neith THE TWO SONS. p 2m 2w Shay

BRAGDON, Claude THE GIFT OF ASIA. p 2m Forum, March, 1913

BRANCH, Anna Hempstead THE ROSE OF THE WIND. p 2m 2w Houghton SHOES THAT DANCED. p 3m 5w 1j Houghton

BRETHERTON, Evangeline THE MINISTER'S MESSENGER. p 14w French

BRIDGHAM, G. R. EXCUSE ME! c Two acts. 4m 6w Baker A MODERN CINDERELLA. Two acts. p 16w Baker

BRIEUX, Eugene SCHOOL FOR MOTHERS-IN-LAW. p 2m 4w Smart Set, Sept., 1913

BRIGHOUSE, Harold SCARING OFF OF TEDDY DAWSON. c 2m 2w French LONESOME-LIKE. p 2m 2w Phillips THE PRICE OF COAL. p THE MAID OF FRANCE. p 3m 2w Phillips THE DOORWAY. p Joseph Williams SPRING IN BLOOMSBURY. p Joseph Williams

BRIGGS, Caroline ONE A DAY. c 5m Shay In "Morningside Plays."

BROOKE, Rupert LITHUANIA. d 5m 2w Chicago

BROWN, Alice JOINT OWNERS IN SPAIN. c 4w Baker THE LOVING CUP. p 4m 9w Baker

BROWNE, Maurice KING OF THE JEWS. p Drama, Vol. 6, 1916

BROWNING, Robert IN A BALCONY. p 1m 2w Dramatic

BRUNNER, Emma Beatrice. BITS OF BACKGROUND OVER AGE. p 1m 4w SPARK OF LIFE. p 2m 2w STRANGERS. p 2m 1w MAKING A MAN. p 2m 2w Four plays in one volume Knopf

BRYANT, E. M. THE PEACEMAKER. c 2m 3w French

BRYANT, Louise THE GAME. p 2m 2w Shay

BUCK, Gertrude MOTHER-LOVE. p 1m 3w Drama, Feb., 1919

BUNNER, H. C. COURTSHIP WITH VARIATIONS. c 1m 1w Werner

BUNNER, H. C., and MAGNUS, J. A BAD CASE. c 1m 3w Baker

BUSHIDO. See IZUMO (TAKEDA)

BUTLER, Ellis Parker THE REVOLT. p 8w French

BYNNER, Witter THE LITTLE KING. p 3m 1w 1j Kennerley TIGER. d 2m 3w Kennerley

DECAULAVET, G. A. CHOOSING A CAREER. c French

CALDERON, George THE LITTLE STONE HOUSE. p Sidgwick

CAMERON, Margaret. COMEDIES IN MINIATURE MISS DOULTON'S ORCHIDS. c 3m 3w THE BURGLAR. c 5w THE KLEPTOMANIAC. c 7w THE PIPE OF PEACE. c 1m 2w A CHRISTMAS CHIME. c 2m 2w COMMITTEE ON MATRIMONY. c 1m 1w HER NEIGHBOR'S CREED and FOUR MONOLOGUES. c 1m 1w Seven plays in one vol. Doubleday PIPER'S PAY. c 7w French THE TEETH OF THE GIFT HORSE. c 2m 3w French THE WHITE ELEPHANT. c 2m 3w French Published separately French

CAMPBELL, M. D. A CHINESE DUMMY. c 6w Baker

CANNAN, Gilbert. FOUR PLAYS JAMES AND JOHN. p 3m 1w MILES DIXON. Two acts, p 3m 2w MARY'S WEDDING. p 2m 3w SHORT WAY WITH AUTHORS. p 7m 1w Four plays in one volume Phillips EVERYBODY'S HUSBAND. p 1m 5w Huebsch

CAPUS, Alfred MY TAILOR. c 1m 2w Smart Set, Feb., 1918

CARMAN, Bliss, and KING, Mary. EARTH DEITIES, etc. THE DANCE DIURNAL. m 2m 3w i EARTH DEITIES. m 1m 10w i CHILDREN OF THE WAR. m 1m 1w 24j PAS DE TROIS. m 3m 1w Four masques in one vol. Kennerley

CARTER, Josephine Howell HILARION. c 2m 2w Poet Lore, Summer, 1915

CARTHEW, L. THE AMERICAN IDEA. p 3m 2w Baker

CARTON, R. C. THE NINTH WALTZ. c 1m 1w French

CHAMBERS, C. Haddon OPEN GATE. d 2m 2w French

CHATTERJI, Tapanmohan THE LIGHT-BEARER. d 4m Drama, Aug., 1918

CHURCH, Virginia PIERROT BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON. f 2m 3w Drama, Feb., 1919

CLEMENTS, Colin C., and SAUNDERS, John M. LOVE IN A FRENCH KITCHEN, a Mediaeval Farce. 1m 2w Poet Lore

CLARK, Barrett H. FOUR PLAYS FOR THE FREE THEATRE DECUREL, F. THE FOSSILS. Four acts p 6m 4w JULIAN, J. THE SERENADE. Three acts. p 7m 6w PORTO-RICHE, G. FRANCOISE'S LUCK. c 3m 2w ANCEY, G. THE DUPE. c 1m 2w Four plays in one volume Stewart

COLQUHON, Donald. See REPERTORY PLAYS CONFEDERATES. d 4m 1w French

CONWAY, Ed. Harold THE WINDY SHOT. p 5m Smart Set, April, 1915

CONRAD, Joseph ONE DAY MORE. d 4m 1w Smart Set, Feb., 1914

CONVERSE, Florence THE BLESSED BIRTHDAY. A Christmas Miracle Play. 19 Characters Dutton

COOLIDGE, H. D. DEAD RECKONING. p 2m 1w Baker

COPPEE, Francois THE VIOLIN MAKER OF CREMONA. c 3m 1w supers Dramatic PATER NOSTER. p 3m 3w French

COURTLELINE, Georges THE PITILESS POLICEMAN. c 3m Poet Lore BLANK CARTRIDGE. p 1m 1w International, July, 1914 PEACE AT HOME. c 1m 1w International, Dec., 1913 PEACE AT HOME. c 1m 1w Poet Lore

COURTSHIP OF MILES STANDISH. See PRESBERY, E.

COWAN, Sada THE STATE FORBIDS. d 1m 2w 2j Kennerley IN THE MORGUE. Forum, April, 1916 SINTRAM OF SKAGERRAK. p 1m 1w In Mayorga's "Representative One-Act Plays" Little

CRAIG, Marion Wentworth WAR BRIDES. d 3m 4w Century

CRANDALL, Irene Jean BEYOND THE GATE. Two acts. p 7m 2w French

CRANE, Mabel H. THE GIRLS. p 9w French

CROTHERS, Rachel THE RECTOR. p 1m 6w French

DANE, Essex FLEURETTE & CO. p 2w French WRONG NUMBERS. c 3w French

DANGERFIELD, Trelawney OLD STUFF. p 1m 2w Smart Set, June, 1917

DARGAN, Olive Tilford. LORDS AND LOVERS LORDS AND LOVERS. p 18m 4w Scribner WOODS OF IDA. m Century, August, 1907

DAVIS, Richard Harding MISS CIVILIZATION. c 4m 1w French PEACE MANOEUVERS. p 2m 1w French THE ZONE POLICE. p 4m French ORATOR OF ZAPATA CITY. p 8m 1w Dramatic

DAVIES, Mary Carolyn SLAVE WITH TWO FACES. a 3m 4w Arens

DAVIS, Robert H. ROOM WITHOUT A NUMBER. c 3m 1w Smart Set, April, 1917

DAVIS, Robert H., and SHEEHAN, P. P. EFFICIENCY. d 3m Doran

DELL, Floyd A LONG TIME AGO. f Forum, 1917 KING ARTHUR'S SOCKS. c 1m 3w Shay THE ANGEL INTRUDES. c 3m 1w Arens

DELAND, Margaret Dramatized by M. B. Vosburgh from "Old Chester Tales" MISS MARIA. c 2m 3w French

DEMUTH, Charles THE AZURE ADDER. s 3m 4w Shay

DENISON, Emily H. THE LITTLE MOTHER OF THE SLUMS Seven one-act plays Badger

DENTON, Clara J. TO MEET MR. THOMPSON. c 8w Baker

DEPUE, Elva HATTIE. p 2m 3w Shay In "Morningside Plays"

DICKENS, Charles BROWNE, H. B. Short Plays from Dickens. Contains 20 dramatized sketches from the work of Charles Dickens Scribner BARDELL VS. PICKWICK. c 6m 2w Baker A CHRISTMAS CAROL. p 6m 3w Baker

DICKINSON, C. H., and GRIFFITHS, Arthur THE RIFT WITHIN THE LUTE. p 4m 1w French

DIX, Beulah Marie THE GLORIOUS GAME. d 6w A.S.P.L. THE ENEMY. d 5m A.S.P.L. CLEMENCY. d 3m 1w A.S.P.L. LEGEND OF ST. NICHOLAS. d Poet Lore ALLISON'S LAD AND OTHER PLAYS ALLISON'S LAD. d 6m THE HUNDREDTH TRICK. d 4m THE WEAKEST LINK. d 4m THE SNARE AND THE FOWLER. d 3m THE CAPTAIN OF THE GATE. d 6m THE DARK OF THE DAWN. d 4m Six plays in one volume Holt

DONNAY, Maurice THE GIMLET. c 1m 1w Stratford, Dec., 1918

DORAN, Marie THE GIRLS OVER HERE. p 8w French

DOREY, J. Milnor UNDER CONVICTION. d 2m 2w Drama, Feb., 1919

DOWSON, Ernest PIERROT OF THE MINUTE. f 1m 1w Baker

DOWN, Oliphant THE MAKER OF DREAMS. f 2m 1w Phillips THE QUOD WRANGLE. c 5m 1w French

DOYLE, A. C. WATERLOO. p 3m 1w French A DUET. c 3m 1w French

DRACHMAN, Holgar "RENAISSANCE." d 6m 2w Poet Lore

DRAKE, Frank C. THE ROSEBERRY SHRUB. p 1m 3w French

DREISER, Theodore PLAYS OF THE NATURAL AND SUPERNATURAL THE GIRL IN THE COFFIN. p 4m 3w THE BLUE SPHERE. f 4m 2w 2j LAUGHING GAS. f 6m 2w IN THE DARK. f 11m 4w THE SPRING RECITAL. f 9m 9w LIGHT IN THE WINDOW. f 9m 7w OLD RAGPICKER. f 4m 1w Seven plays in one volume Lane

DREW, Sylvan THE NEW PYGMALION AND GALATEA. c 3m 6w French

DREYFUS, A. THE SILENT SYSTEM. c 1m 1w Baker

DRISCOLL, Louise THE POOR HOUSE. p 2m 2w Drama, Aug., 1917 THE CHILD OF GOD. p 2m 3w Seven Arts, Nov., 1916

DUNSANY, Lord. FIVE PLAYS THE GODS OF THE MOUNTAIN. p 10i THE GOLDEN DOOM. p 11m 1w THE GLITTERING GATE. c 2m KING ARGIMENES. p 10m 4w THE LOST SILK HAT. c 5m Five plays in one volume Little PLAYS OF GODS AND MEN A NIGHT AT AN INN. p 8m THE QUEEN'S ENEMIES. p 9m 2w THE TENTS OF THE ARABS. p 6m THE LAUGHTER OF THE GODS. p 9m 4w Three acts Four plays in one volume Luce THE MURDERESS. In prep. FAME AND THE POET. c 2m 1w Atlantic, Aug., 1919

DYMOW, Ossip NJU. t 6m 3w 2j Knopf

EARLE, Dorothy Kirchner YOU'RE SUCH A RESPECTABLE PERSON, MISS MORRISON. c 3m 2w Smart Set, Aug., 1915

EBNER-ESCHENBACH, Marie von A MAN OF THE WORLD. p 3m Poet Lore

ECHEGARAY, Jose THE STREET SINGER. p 2m 2w Drama, Feb., 1917 MADMAN OR SAINT. p 7m 4w Poet Lore

EDGERTON, Lady Alex. MASQUE OF THE TWO STRANGERS Gowans

ELDRIDGE, Paul THE JEST. p 4m 2w Stratford, July, 1918

ELKINS, Felton B. THREE TREMENDOUS TRIFLES THE BELGIAN BABY. c 2m 2w THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. c 5m 1w FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING. c 3m 2w Three plays in one volume Duffield

ELLIS, Mrs. Havelock. LOVE IN DANGER THE SUBJECTION OF KEZIA. p 2m 1w THE PIXY. p 3m THE MOTHERS. p 1m 2w Three plays in one vol. Houghton

ENANDER, Hilma L. IN THE LIGHT OF THE STONE. p 3m 1w THE MAN WHO DID NOT UNDERSTAND. p 1m 2w ON THE TRAIL. p 4m 1w Three plays in one volume Badger

ERVINE, St. John. Four Irish Plays THE MAGNANIMOUS LOVER THE CRITICS MIXED MARRIAGE THE ORANGE MAN Four plays in one vol. Macmillan

ESKIL, Ragna IN THE TRENCHES OVER THERE. c 10m 6w Dramatic

ESMOND, H. V. HER VOTE. c 1m 2w French

ESTERBROOK, Anne L. THE CHRISTENING ROBE. p 1m 3w Baker

EURIPIDES ALKESTIS. Nine characters Baker ELECTRA. Nine characters THE FROGS. Twelve characters IPHIGENIA IN TAURUS. Seven characters Translated by Gilbert Murray Allen

EVANS, Florence Wilkinson. THE RIDE HOME THE MARRIAGE OF GUINETH. p 7m 3w Houghton

EVREINOV, Nicholas THEATRE OF THE SOUL. f 5m 4w Henderson A MERRY DEATH. c 5m THE BEAUTIFUL DESPOT. c 5m 3w 1j Two plays; in Bechofer: Five Russian Plays

FAYDON, Nita THE GREAT LOOK. c 2m 2w French

FENN, Frederick THE NELSON TOUCH. c 2m 2w French CONVICT ON THE HEARTH. c 6m 5w French

FERGUSON, J. A. CAMPBELL OF KILMHOR. p 4m 2w Phillips

FERRIER, Paul THE CODICIL. c 3m 1w Poet Lore

FERRIS, E., and STUART, A. NICOLETE. p 2m 2w French

FEUILLET, Octave THE FAIRY. c 3m 1w French THE VILLAGE. c 2m 2w French

FIELD, Rachel L. RISE UP, JENNIE SMITH.

FILLMORE, J. E. "WAR." p 2m 1w Poet Lore

FITZMAURICE, George MAGIC GLASSES. p 3m 3w THE PIEDISH. p 4m 2w 3j THE DANDY DOLLS. p 4m 2w 3j With two long plays in one volume Little

FLANNER, Hildegarde MANSIONS. p 1m 2w Stewart

FLANNER, Mary H. THE CHRISTMAS BURGLAR. p 3m 1w French

FLEXNER, Hortense VOICES. p 2w Seven Arts, Dec., 1916

FLORIAN, J. P. THE TWINS OF BERGAMO. p 2m 2w Drama, Aug., 1918

FLYING STAG PLAYS. Arens, 1917-19 CRONYN, G. THE SANDBAR QUEEN. d 6m 1w OPPENHEIM, J. NIGHT. d 4m 1w DELL, F. THE ANGEL INTRUDES. c 3m 1w HELBURN, T. ENTER THE HERO. c 1m 3w MOELLER, P. TWO BLIND BEGGARS AND ONE LESS BLIND. p 3m 1w O'BRIEN, S. BLIND. c 3m DAVIES, M. C. THE SLAVE WITH TWO FACES. a 3m 4w KEMP, H. THE PRODIGAL SON. c 3m 2w ROSTETTER, ALICE. THE WIDOW'S VEIL.

FRANCE, Anatole THE MAN WHO MARRIED A DUMB WIFE. Two acts. c 14m 4w Lane CRAINQUEBILLE. Three scenes. p 12m 6w French

FRANK, Florence Kiper JAEL. Chicago CINDERELLINE. p 1m 4w Dramatic THE GARDEN. p 3m 3w Drama, Nov., 1918

FREDERICK, John T. THE HUNTER. p 2m 1w Stratford, Sept., 1917

FREYBE, C. E. IN GARRISON. p 5m Poet Lore

FROOME, John Redhead LISTENING. p 3w Poet Lore MRS. MAINWARING'S MANAGEMENT. Two acts. c French BILLY AND THE DIRECTING FATES. Two acts. p 3m Dramatic

FRY, Horace B. LITTLE ITALY. d 2m 1w 1j Dramatic

FULDA, Ludwig BY OURSELVES. c 3m 2w Badger

FURNISS, Grace L. A DAKOTA WIDOW. c 1m 2w French PERHAPS. c 2m 1w French

GALBRAITH, Esther THE BRINK OF SILENCE. p 4m In Mayorga's "Representative One-Act Plays" Little

GALLON, Tom, and LION, L. M. MAN WHO STOLE THE CASTLE. p 4m 2w French

GALSWORTHY, John. THE LITTLE MAN, etc. THE LITTLE MAN. s 5m 2w HALLMARKED. s 3m 3w Two plays in one volume Scribner THE LITTLE DREAM. An allegory in six scenes Scribner

GARLAND, Robert AT NIGHT ALL CATS ARE GRAY. p 3m 1w Smart Set, March, 1916 THE DOUBLE MIRACLE. p 4m 1w Forum, April, 1915

GERSTENBERG, Alice OVERTONES. See "Washington Square Plays." BYOND. p 1w In Mayorga's "Representative One-Act Plays" Little

GIACOSA, Giuseppe. THE STRONGER, etc. SACRED GROUND. c 3m 1w Little THE WAGER. c 4m 1w French THE RIGHTS OF THE SOUL. p 2m 2w Stratford, Feb., 1918

GIBSON, Preston S.O.S. p 8m 2w French DERELICTS. p 2w French SUICIDES. p 2m French THE SECRET WAY. p 3m French THE VACUUM. p 2m 1w French CUPID'S TRICKS. c 3m 2w French

GIBSON, Wilfred Wilson WOMENKIND. d 2m 3w Macmillan The following volumes of Mr. Gibson's are replete with short, intensely dramatic sketches of English labor folk. DAILY BREAD. Macmillan BORDERLANDS AND THOROUGHFARES. Macmillan FIRES. Macmillan

GILBERT, W. S. SWEETHEARTS. Two acts. c 2m 2w French ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN. c 5m 3w French COMEDY AND TRAGEDY. d 14m 2w French

GLASPELL, Susan TRIFLES. p 3m 2w THE PEOPLE. p 10m 2w CLOSE THE BOOK. c 3m 5w THE OUTSIDE. p 3m 2w WOMAN'S HONOR. c 3m 6w BERNICE (3 Acts). p 2m 3w SUPPRESSED DESIRES. c 1m 2w TICKLESS TIME. c 2m 4w In One Vol. Small

GLICK, Carl OUTCLASSED. c 4m 2w Smart Set, Sept., 1918

GLICK, C., and HIGHT, M. THE POLICE MATRON. d 3m 2w Baker

GOLDBERG, Isaac THE BETTER SON. p 2m 1w Stratford, Oct., 1918

GOODMAN, Kenneth Sawyer BACK OF THE YARDS. d 3m 2w Shay DUST OF THE ROAD. d 4m 4w Shay EPHRAIM AND THE WINGED BEAR. c 4m 3w Shay GAME OF CHESS. d 4m Shay BARBARA. p 2m 1w Shay DANCING DOLLS. p 4m 7w Shay A MAN CAN ONLY DO HIS BEST. c 6m 2w Shay

GOODMAN, K. S. THE GREEN SCARF. c 1m 1w Shay

GOODMAN, K. S., and HECHT, Ben THE HERO OF SANTA MARIA. c 4m 1w Shay THE WONDER HAT. f 3m 2w Shay

GOODMAN, K. S., and STEVENS, T. W. HOLBEIN IN BLACKFRIARS. c 6m 2w Shay RYLAND. c 5m 2w Shay REINALD AND THE RED WOLF. m Shay CAESAR'S GODS. m Shay THE DAIMIO'S HEAD. m Shay THE MASQUE OF QUETZAL'S BOWL. m Shay MASQUE OF MONTEZUMA. m Shay

GORDON, Leon. Three Plays Four Seas

GOULD, Felix. THE MARSH MAIDEN, etc. THE MARSH MAIDEN. p 2m 2w supers THE STRANGER. p 3m 2w IN THE MARSHES. p 1w Three plays in one vol. Four Seas

DE GOURMONT, Remy THEODAT. p 7m 1w THE OLD KING. p 3m 3w Two plays in one number Drama, May, 1916

GRAHAM, Bertha M. SPOILING THE BROTH, etc. SPOILING THE BROTH. c 2m 2w THE LAND OF THE FREE. p 2m 3w OH, THE PRESS. c 1m 1w THE ROSE WITH A THORN. c 2m 2w TAFFY'S WIFE. p 2m 1w Five plays in one volume Chapman & Hall

GROSSMITH, Weedon COMMISSION. c 3m 2w French

GRAY, Eunice T. WINNING OF FUJI. c 3 scenes 3m 3w Dramatic

GREENE, Clay M. THE DISPENSATION. p 4m THE STAR OF BETHLEHEM. p 5m THROUGH CHRISTMAS BELLS. p 4m 1w AWAKENING OF BARBIZON. c 4m 1w Four plays in one volume Doran

GREGORY, Lady SPREADING THE NEWS. c 7m 3w HYACINTH HALVEY. c 3m 3w RISING OF THE MOON. c 4m THE JACKDAW. c 4m 2w THE WORKHOUSE WARD. c 2m 1w THE TRAVELING MAN. p 1m 2w THE GAOL GATE. p 1m 2w Seven plays in one volume Luce THE IMAGE. Three acts. p 5m 2w Maunsel GRANIA. Three acts. p 4m 1w KINCORA. Three acts. p 8m 3w DERVORGILLA. p 3m 3w Three plays in one volume Putnam THE CANAVANS. Three acts. p 3m 2w THE WHITE COCKADE. Three acts. p 10m 2w THE DELIVERERS. p 6m 3w Three plays in one volume Putnam THE BOGIE MAN. c 2m THE FULL MOON. c 2m COATS. c 4m 1w DAMER'S GOLD. c 4m 1w MCDONOUGH'S WIFE. c 1m 2w Five plays in one volume Putnam

GREGORY, Lady, and YEATS, Wm. B. THE UNICORN FROM THE STARS. Macmillan

GUIMERA, Angel THE OLD QUEEN. p 7m 7w Poet Lore

GYALUI, Wolfgang AFTER THE HONEYMOON. c 1m 1w French

GYP THE LITTLE BLUE GUINEA-HEN. c 5m 4w Poet Lore

HAGEDORN, Herman MAKERS OF MADNESS. Five scenes. d 14m supers Macmillan HORSE THIEVES. c 4m 2w Harvard HEART OF YOUTH. Macmillan

HALE, Louise Closser THE OTHER WOMAN. p 2w Smart Set, June, 1911 PASTE CUT PASTE. p 3w Smart Set, Jan., 1912

HALMAN, Doris WILL 'O THE WISP. p 4w In Mayorga's "Representative One-Act Plays" Little

HALSEY, Forrest THE EMPTY LAMP. p 1m 1w 1j Smart Set, May, 1911

HAMILTON, Cicely JACK AND JILL AND A FRIEND. Two scenes. c 3m 1w French

HAMILTON, C., and ST. JOHN, Christopher HOW THE VOTE WAS WON. c 2m 8w Dramatic

HAMILTON, Cosmo. Short plays for small stages ST. MARTIN'S SUMMER. c 1m 2w SOLDIER'S DAUGHTERS. c 3w TOLLER'S WIFE. c 4m 1w WHY CUPID CAME TO EARL'S COURT. c 3m 4w Four plays in one vol. Skeffington JERRY AND A SUNBEAM. c 1m 1w French AUBREY CLOSES THE DOOR. c 3m 1w French

HANKIN, St. John THE CONSTANT LOVER. p 1m 1w Vol. III. No. 2 Theatre Arts

HARE, W. B. ISOSCELES. p 2m 1w Baker

HARVARD PLAYS. THE 47 WORKSHOP FIELD, R. L. THREE PILLS IN A BOTTLE. f 5m 3w OSBORNE, H. THE GOOD MEN DO. c 3m 5w PILLOT, E. TWO CROOKS AND A LADY. p 3m 3w PROSSER, W. FREE SPEECH. c 7m Four plays in one vol. Brentano THE HARVARD DRAMATIC CLUB HAWKBRIDGE, W. THE FLORIST SHOP. c 3m 2w BROCK, H. THE BANK ACCOUNT. p 1m 2w SMITH, R. C. THE RESCUE. p 3w ANDREWS, K. AMERICA PASSES BY. p 2m 2w Four plays in one volume Brentano THE HARVARD DRAMATIC CLUB. 2nd Series BRAY, L. W. HARBOR OF LOST SHIPS. p 3m 1w BATES, E. W. GARAFELIA'S HUSBAND. p 4m 1w BISHOP, F. SCALES AND THE SWORD. d 6m 1w KINKEAD, C. THE FOUR FLUSHERS. c 4m 1w Four plays in one vol. Brentano

HASLETT, H. H. DOLORES OF THE SIERRA, etc. DOLORES OF THE SIERRA. p 1m 1w THE SCOOP. p 2m 1w UNDERCURRENTS. p 4m 2w A MODERN MENACE. c 3m 1w 1j THE INVENTOR. p 2m 1w WHEN LOVE IS BLIND. c 1m 1w Six plays in one volume Elder

HASTINGS, Basil McDonald TWICE ONE. p 2m 2w Smart Set, Jan., 1913

HAUPTMANN, Gerhart THE ASSUMPTION OF HANNELLE. Two parts. p 7m 3w Poet Lore

HAWKRIDGE, Winifred THE PRICE OF ORCHIDS. c 4m 2w Smart Set, Oct., 1915

HAY, Ian. See BEITH, Ian Hay

HEAD, Cloyd GROTESQUES Poetry

HEIDENSTAM, Verner von. Translated by K. M. Knudsen THE SOOTHSAYER. In prep. Four Seas THE BIRTH OF GOD. In prep. Four Seas

HENNIQUE, Leon DEATH OF THE DUC D'ENGHIEN. d Three scenes. 22m 2w Poet Lore

HENRY, R. NORAH. p 2m 1w Dramatic

HERTZ, H. Translated by T. Martin KING RENE'S DAUGHTER. d 6m 2w Baker

HERVIEU, Paul MODESTY. c 1m 2w French

HENSLOWE, Leonard PERFIDIOUS MARRIAGE. A HERO FOR A HUSBAND. PEOPLE FROM THE PAST. Three plays in one vol. Stanley Paul

HELLEM, Valcos, and D'ESTOC SABOTAGE. d 2m 2w 1j Dramatist

HICKS, Seymour NEW SUB. c 8m 1w French

HILBERT, Jaroslav WHOM THE GODS DESTROY. d 12m 1w Poet Lore

HOFFMAN, Phoebe MARTHA'S MOURNING. p 3w Drama, Feb., 1918

VON HOFMANNSTHAL, Hugo DEATH AND THE FOOL. d 4m 3w Four Seas MADONNA DIANORA. Four Seas THE DEATH OF TITIAN. In prep. Four Seas

HOGG, C. W. MIRROR OF TIME. c 1m 1w French

HOLLEY, Horace. Read aloud plays Nine short plays Kennerley ELLEN. p 2w Stratford, March, 1917

HOLT, Florence Taber THEY THE CRUCIFIED. p 7m 2w COMRADES. p 7m 2w Two plays in one volume Houghton

HOME, Ian A DREAM ON CHRISTMAS EVE. 10j French

HOPKINS, Arthur MOONSHINE. p 2m Vol. III. No. 1 Theatre Arts

HOUGHTON, Stanley. Five one-act plays THE DEAR DEPARTED. c 3m 3w FANCY FREE. c 2m 2w MASTER OF THE HOUSE. p 4m 2w PHIPPS. c 2m 1w THE FIFTH COMMANDMENT. p 2m 2w Five plays in one volume French THE DEAR DEPARTED. c 3m 3w French FANCY FREE. c 2m 2w French

HOUSMAN, Lawrence AS GOOD AS GOLD. p 7m French BIRD IN HAND. c French A LIKELY STORY. c French LORD OF THE HARVEST. p 6m 1w French NAZARETH. I 13m 3w French THE SNOW MAN. p 4m 3w French RETURN OF ALCESTIS. p 15m 20w French

HOWARD, Bronson OLD LOVE LETTERS. c 1m 1w French

HOWARD, Homer H. THE CHILD IN THE HOUSE. p 2m 2w French

HOWARD, Keble COMPROMISING MARTHA. c 1m 3w French DRAMATIST AT HOME. p 1m 1w French COME MICHAELMAS. p 2m 4w French MARTHA THE SOOTHSAYER. c 2m 3w French

HUDSON, Holland THE SHEPHERD IN THE DISTANCE. 10 characters Stewart

HUTCHINS, Will JEANNE D'ARC AT VAUCOULEURS. d 5m 3w Poet Lore

HYDE, Douglas THE TWISTING OF THE ROPE. c 2m 3w Poet Lore

IGLESIAS, Ignacio THE CEMETERY. p 2m 1w Poet Lore

INDIAN PLAYS. By Helen P. Kane YOT-CHE-KE, THE ERIE. p 5j French YAGOWANEA. p 4m 1w French CAPTURE OF OZAH. c 2m 2w French

IRVING, Laurence PHOENIX. p 2m 2w French

IZUMO, Takeda THE PINE TREE. d 4m 3w 4j Duffield Sometimes called BUSHIDO, MATSUO, etc.

JACOBS, W. W., and HUBBARD, P. E. A LOVE PASSAGE. c 3m 1w French

JACOBS, W. W., and ROCK, Charles THE GHOST OF JERRY BUNDLER. p 7m French GREY PARROT. p 4m 2w French

JACOBS, W. W., and MILLS, Horace ADMIRAL PETERS. c 2m 1w French

JACOBS, W. W., and PARKER, L. N. THE MONKEY'S PAW. d 4m 1w French

JACOBS, W. W., and SERGENT, H. THE CHANGELING. c 2m 1w French BOATSWAIN'S MATE. p 2m 1w French IN THE LIBRARY. c French

JAGENDORF, Moritz A BLUE MORNING GLORY. p 2m 1w International, Mar., 1914

JAKOBI, Paula THE CHINESE LILY. p 8w Forum, Nov., 1915

JAMACOIS, Eduardo. In "Contemporary Spanish Dramatists." THE PASSING OF THE MAGI. p 7m 5w Badger

JAPANESE PLAYS See STOPES, MARIE C. IZUMO, TAKEDA POUND, EZRA, and FENOLLOSA, ERNEST NOGUCHI, YONE, TEN NOH DRAMAS

JENKS, Tudor DINNER AT SEVEN SHARP. c 5m 3w Baker

JENNINGS, E. M. MRS. OAKLEY'S TELEPHONE. c 4w French DINNER AT THE CLUB. c 9w French PRINZESSEN VON BARNHOF. c 8w French TOM'S FIANCEE. Two acts. c 5w French

JENNINGS, Gertrude THE REST CURE. c 1m 4w BETWEEN THE SOUP AND THE SAVOURY. c 3w THE PROS AND CONS. c 1m 3w ACID DROPS. p 1m 6w Four plays in one volume Sidgwick BETWEEN THE SOUP AND THE SAVOURY. c 3w French

JEROME, Jerome K. SUNSET. c 3m 4w Dramatic BARBARA. d 2m 2w French FENNEL. d 3m 1w French

JEX, John. Passion playlets VIOLET SOULS. s 3m 2w THE NEST. p 2m 3w MR. WILLOUGHBY CALLS. p 3m 1w THE UNNECESSARY ATOM. p 3m 1w Four plays in one volume Cornhill

JOHNS, Orrick SHADOW. p 3w Others

JOHNSON, Martyn MR. AND MRS. P. ROE. c 1m 3w Chicago

JONES, Henry Arthur. THE THEATRE OF IDEAS, etc. THE GOAL. 4m 2w HERR TONGUE. 3m 2w GRACE MARY. 6m 2w Three plays in one volume Doran CLERICAL ERROR. c 3m 1w French SWEET WILL. p 1m 4w French DEACON. Two acts. c 2m 2w French HARMONY. d 3m 1w French BED OF ROSES. c 4m 2w French ELOPEMENT. Two acts. c 4m 3w French HEARTS OF OAK. Two acts. c 5m 2w French

KALLEN, Horace M. THE BOOK OF JOB. d Moffatt Yard

KAUFMAN, S. Jay KISS ES. c 2m 4w Smart Set, Nov., 1915

KEMP, Harry THE PRODIGAL SON. c 3m 2w Arens

KEMPER, S. MOTH BALLS. p 3w Baker

KENNEDY, Charles Rann THE TERRIBLE MEEK. p Harper THE NECESSARY EVIL. p Harper

KEYES, N. W. RED-CAP. Two acts. p 5m 10w Baker

KILMER, Joyce SOME MISCHIEF STILL. c 4m 1w Smart Set, Aug., 1914

KING, Pendleton COACAINE. p 1m 1w Shay

KINGSBURY, Sara THE CHRISTMAS GUEST. p 1m 3w 1j Drama, Nov., 1918

KINGSLEY, Ellis THE OTHER WOMAN. d 2w Baker

KNOBLAUCH, Edward A WAR COMMITTEE. p LITTLE SILVER RING. p Two plays in one volume French

KNOWLTON, A. R. WHY, JESSICA! c 1m 9w Baker

KNOX, F. C. THE MATRIMONIAL FOG. d 3m 1w Baker

KRAFT, Irma THE POWER OF PURIN and other plays Jewish Publication Soc., 1915

KREYMBORG, Alfred SIX PLAYS FOR POEM-MIMES Others

LABICHE GRAMMAR. c 4m 1w French THE TWO COWARDS. c 3m 2w French

LAIDLAW, A. H. CAPTAIN WALRUS. p 1m 2w French

LANGER, Lawrence ANOTHER WAY OUT. c 2m 2w Shay THE BROKEN IMAGE. d 7m Arens PATENT APPLIED FOR. c 3m 3w Arens WEDDED. p Little Review, No. 8

LAVEDAN, Henri. Five little plays ALONG THE QUAYS. p 2m FOR EVER AND EVER. p 1m 1w WHERE SHALL WE GO? p 1m 6w THE AFTERNOON WALK. p 1m 4j NOT AT HOME. p 2m 3w Five plays in one number Poet Lore TWO HUSBANDS. p 2m Poet Lore SUNDAY ON SUNDAY GOES BY. p 3m Poet Lore

LAWS, Anna C. A TWICE TOLD TALE. p 1m 3w Drama, Aug., 1918

LEACOCK, Stephen, and HASTINGS, Basil "Q." Farce French

LEE, Charles MR. SAMPSON. c 1m 2w Dent

LEE, M. E. THE BLACK DEATH, or Ta un. A Persian Tragedy. 2m 2w Poet Lore

LEFUSE, M. AT THE "GOLDEN GOOSE." d 2m 2w French

LEHMAN, Adolph THE TONGMAN. p 5m 1w Little Theatre, July, 1917

LELAND, Robert de Camp PURPLE YOUTH. p 2m 1w Four Seas BARBARIANS. p 6m Poetry-Drama

LENNOX, Cosmo THE IMPERTINENCE OF THE CREATURE. c 1m 1w French

LENT, Evangeline M. LOVE IN IDLENESS. c 1m 3w French

LESAGE CRISPIN, HIS MASTER'S RIVAL. c 4m 3w French

LESLIE, Noel. Three plays FOR KING AND COUNTRY. In prep. WASTE. THE WAR FLY. Three plays in one vol. Four Seas

LEVICK, Milnes WINGS IN THE MESH. p 3w Smart Set, July, 1919

LEVINGER, E. E. THE BURDEN. p 3m 1w Baker

LEWISOHN, Ludwig THE LIE. p 2m 2w Smart Set, Dec., 1913

LINCOLN, Florence A PIECE OF IVORY. p 3m 2w Harvard, April, 1911

LION, Leon M. THE TOUCH OF A CHILD. p French

LION, L. M., and HALL, W. S. THE MOBSWOMAN. d 2m 2w French

LITTLE THEATRE CLASSICS. Edited by SAMUEL A. ELIOT, JR. EURIPIDES: POLYXENA A CHRISTMAS MIRACLE PLAY MARLOWE: DOCTOR FAUSTUS BEAUMONT and FLETCHER: RICARDO and VIOLA SHERIDAN: THE SCHEMING LIEUTENANT Five plays in one volume Little

LITTLE THEATRE CLASSICS. Second Series ABRAHAM AND ISAAC MIDDLETON: THE LOATHED LOVER MOLIERE: SGANARELLE PICHEL, I. PIERRE PATHELIN Four plays in one volume Little

LONDON, Jack. TURTLES OF TASMAN THE FIRST POET. p Macmillan

LOVE IN A FRENCH KITCHEN. A MEDIAEVAL FARCE. c 1m 2w Poet Lore

LUTHER, Lester LAW. 10 voices Forum, June, 1915

M. J. W. A BROWN PAPER PARCEL. c 2w French

MACINTIRE, E., and CLEMENTS, C. C. THE IVORY TOWER. p 3m 1w Poet Lore

MACDONALD, Zellah MARKHEIM. d 2m 1w In "Morningside Plays" Shay

MACKAYE, Constance D'Arcy THE FOREST PRINCES AND OTHER MASQUES Holt THE BEAU OF BATH AND OTHER ONE-ACT PLAYS Holt PLAYS OF THE PIONEERS Harper THE SILVER THREAD AND OTHER FOLK PLAYS Holt

MACKAYE, Percy. YANKEE FANTASIES CHUCK. 1m 3j GETTYSBURG. 1m 1j THE ANTICK. 2m 3w THE CAT BOAT. 1m 2w 1j SAM AVERAGE. 4m Five plays in one volume Duffield

McKINNEL, Norman THE BISHOP'S CANDLESTICKS. p 3m 2w French

MACMILLAN, Mary. Short plays THE SHADOWED STAR. p 3m 5w THE RING. c 7m 3w THE ROSE. p 1m 2w LUCK? p 6m 7w ENTR'ACTE. p 1m 2w A WOMAN'S A WOMAN FOR A' THAT. 2m 3w FAN AND TWO CANDLESTICKS. p 2m 1w A MODERN MASQUE. p 3m 1w THE FUTURISTS. p 8w THE GATE OF WISHES. p 1m 1w 1j Ten plays in one volume Stewart MORE SHORT PLAYS. HIS SECOND GIRL. p 3m 3w AT THE CHURCH DOOR. p 2m 2w HONEY. c 2m 3w 1j THE DRESS REHEARSAL OF HAMLET. c 10w THE PIONEER. p 10m 3w 5j IN MENDELESIA, I. p 5w IN MENDELESIA, II. p 5w THE DRYAD. p 1m 2w Eight plays in one volume Stewart THE GATE OF WISHES. p 1m 1w 1j Poet Lore

MAETERLINCK, Maurice THE INTRUDER. p 3m 5w Phillips INTERIOR. p 4m 5w 1j supers Phillips DEATH OF TINTAGILES. d 1j 6w Phillips HAPPINESS. Phillips SEVEN PRINCESSES. p 3m 8w Phillips ALLADINE AND PALOMIDES. 2m 7w Phillips THE MIRACLE OF ST. ANTHONY A MIRACLE OF ST. ANTHONY AND OTHER PLAYS A MIRACLE OF ST. ANTHONY. 15 characters PELLEAS AND MELISANDE. Five acts DEATH OF TINTAGILES. 7 Characters ALLADINE AND PALOMIDES. Five acts INTERIOR. 10 Characters THE INTRUDER. 7 Characters Six plays in one volume Boni & Liveright

MALLESON, Miles BLACK 'ELL. d 3m 4w Shay PADDY POOLS. f 19j Henderson LITTLE WHITE THOUGHT. f 9w Henderson "D" COMPANY. p 6m Henderson YOUTH. Three acts. p 9m 2w Henderson

MANNERS, J. Hartley. HAPPINESS AND OTHER PLAYS HAPPINESS. p 2m 2w JUST AS WEL.L c 1m 3w DAY OF DUPES. c 5m 1w Three plays in one volume Dodd QUEEN'S MESSENGER. d 1m 1w French THE WOMAN INTERVENES. p 3m 1w French JUST AS WELL. c 1m 1w French AS ONCE IN MAY. c 3m 2w French MINISTERS OF GRACE. p 3m 2w Smart Set, Sept., 1914

MAPES, Victor A FLOWER OF THE YEDDO. c 1m 3w French

MARBLE, T. L. GIUSEPPINA. p 3m 2w Dramatic

MARIVAUX THE LEGACY. c 4m 2w French

MARKS, Jeanette. Three Welsh Plays THE MERRY CUCKOO. p 3m 2w WELSH HONEYMOON. p 3m 2w THE DEACON'S HAT. c 3m 3w Three plays in one volume Little THE HAPPY THOUGHT. p 4m 5w International, July, 1912

MARTIN, John Joseph THE WIFE OF USHER'S WELL. d 3m 3w Poet Lore

MASEFIELD, John THE LOCKED CHEST. p 3m 1w SWEEPS OF NINETY-EIGHT. p 5m 1w Two plays in one volume Macmillan THE CAMPDEN WONDER. p 4m 2w MRS. HARRISON. p 3m 1w In "The Tragedy of Nan," etc. Macmillan PHILIP THE KING. p 7m 1w Macmillan GOOD FRIDAY. p Macmillan

MASSEY, Edward PLOTS AND PLAYWRIGHTS. c Nine scenes. 11m 6w Little

MATHER, C. C. DISPATCHES FOR WASHINGTON. p 3m 5w Baker DOUBLE-CROSSED. c 3m 3w Baker

MATSUO. See IZUMO, Takeda

MATTHEWS, Brander THE DECISION OF THE COURT. c 2m 2w Harpers

MAUREY, Max ROSALIE. c 1m 2w French

McCONNILL, G. K. THE BONE OF CONTENTION. d 3m 8w Baker

McCOURT, Edna W. JILL'S WAY. p 3m 2w Seven Arts, Feb., 1917 THE TRUTH. p 2m 4w Seven Arts, Mar., 1917

McEVOY, Charles HIS HELPMATE DAVID BALLARD GENTLEMEN OF THE ROAD LUCIFER WHEN THE DEVIL WAS ILL Bullen

MCFADDEN, Elizabeth A. WHY THE CHIMES RANG. p 1m 1w 2j French

MEGRUE, Roi Cooper DOUBLE CROSS. p 3m Smart Set, Aug., 1911

MEILHAC and HALEVY PANURGE'S SHEEP. c 1m 2w French INDIAN SUMMER. c 2m 2w French

MICHELSON, Miriam BYGONES. p 2m 1w Smart Set, March, 1917

MIDDLETON, George. EMBERS, etc. EMBERS. d 2m 1w THE FAILURES. d 1m 1w THE GARGOYLE. p 2m IN HIS HOUSE. p 2m 1w THE MAN MASTERFUL. d 2w MADONNA. d 3m 1w Six plays in one volume Holt CRIMINALS. d 2m 2w Huebsch TRADITION, etc. TRADITION. d 1m 2w ON BAIL. d 2m 1w MOTHERS. d 1m 2w WAITING. d 1m 1w 1j THEIR WIFE. d 2m 1w THE CHEAT OF PITY. d 2m 1w Six plays in one volume Holt POSSESSION, etc. POSSESSION. d 2m 3w THE GROOVE. d 2w THE BLACK TIE. d 1m 2w 1j A GOOD WOMAN. d 1m 1w CIRCLES. d 1m 2w THE UNBORN. d 1m 2w Six plays in one volume Holt BACK OF THE BALLOT. c 4m 1w French Are published separately by Samuel French. AMONG THE LIONS. s 5m 3w Smart Set, Feb., 1917 THE REASON. p 2m 2w Smart Set, Sept., 1917

DE MILLE, William C. IN 1999. c 1m 2w French FOOD. c 2m 1w French POOR OLD JIM. p 2m 1w French DECEIVERS. p French

MILTON, John. Adapted by L. Chater COMUS. m Nine characters Baker

MOLIERE DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF. c 6m 3w French THE SICILIAN. Two scenes. c 4m 3w French THE AFFECTED YOUNG LADIES. s 6m 3w French SGANARELLE. See Eliot: Little Theatre Classics GREGORY, LADY. The Kiltartan Moliere DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF. 6m 3w THE MISER THE ROGUERIES OF SCAPIN Three plays in one volume Putnam

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MONTAGUE, Harold PROPOSING BY PROXY. c 1m 1w French

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MORGAN, Charles D. SEARCH ME! c 1m 2w Smart Set, Jan., 1915

MORNINGSIDE PLAYS, The DEPUE, ELVA. HATTIE. d 2m 3w BRIGGS, CAROLINE. ONE A DAY. c 5m MACDONALD, Z. MARKHEIM. d 2m 1w REIZENSTEIN, E. L. HOME OF THE FREE. c 2m 2w Four plays in one vol. Frank Shay

MORRISON, Arthur THAT BRUTE SIMMONS. c 2m 1w French

MOSHER, John Chapin SAUCE FOR THE EMPEROR. c 5m 4w Shay

MOTHER, Charles C. DISPATCHES FOR WASHINGTON. p 4m 5w Baker

MOTHER GOOSE, A DREAM OF By J. C. MARCHANT, S. J. MAYHEW, H. WILBUR and others. Containing A Dream of Mother Goose; Scenes from Mother Goose; A Mother Goose Party; Two Mother Goose Operettas Baker

MOYLE, Gilbert THE TRAGEDY Four Seas

MUGGERIDGE, Marie THE REST CURE. p 1m 1w French

MURRAY, T. C. BIRTHRIGHT. Two acts. d 4m 1w Maunsel

MUSKERRY, William AN IMAGINARY AUNT. c 4w French

DE MUSSET, Alfred. BARBERINE AND OTHER COMEDIES BARBERINE. Three acts. 5m 2w FANTASIO. Two acts. 8m 2w NO TRIFLING WITH LOVE. Three acts. 4m 3w A DOOR MUST BE OPEN OR SHUT. 2m A CAPRICE. 1m 2w ONE CANNOT THINK OF EVERYTHING. 3m 2w Six plays in one volume Sergel

DE MUSSET, A., and AUGIER, E. THE GREEN COAT. c 3m 1w French NAPOLEON AND THE SENTRY. p 3m 1w Dramatic

NARODNY, Ivan FORTUNE FAVORS FOOLS. c 4m 3w Poet Lore

NATHAN, George Jean THE ETERNAL MYSTERY. p 2m 1w 1j Smart Set

NATHAN, Robert G. THE COWARD. p 1m 2w Harvard, March, 1914 ATOMS. p 2m 1w Harvard, Nov., 1913

NEIHARDT, John G. EIGHT HUNDRED RUBLES. p 1m 2w Forum, Mar., 1915

NEVITT, Mary Ross THE ROSTOF PEARLS. p 7w French

NEWTON, H. L. OUTWITTED. p 1m 1w Baker HER SECOND TIME ON EARTH. c 1m 1w Baker

NIRDLINGER, C. F. Four short plays LOOK AFTER LOUISE. d 3m 1w BIG KATE. d 4m 1w THE REAL PEOPLE. d 2m 1w AREN'T THEY WONDERS. d 2m 2w Four plays in one vol. Kennerley WASHINGTON'S FIRST DEFEAT. c 1m 2w French

NOGUCHI, Yone THE DEMON'S SHELL. p 2m Poet Lore TEN JAPANESE NOH PLAYS. In prep. Four Seas

NORMAND, Jacques A DROP OF WATER. c 2m 1w Dramatic

NORTON, Harold F. THE WOMAN. p 1m 2w Sheffield, June, 1914

O'BRIEN, Edward J. AT THE FLOWING OF THE TIDE. p 1m 1w Forum, Sept., 1914

O'BRIEN, Seumas. DUTY AND OTHER IRISH COMEDIES DUTY. c 5m 1w JURISPRUDENCE. c 9m 1w MAGNANIMITY. c 5m MATCHMAKERS. c 3m 3w RETRIBUTION. c 3m 1w Five plays in one volume Little

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OLIVER, Mary Scott. SIX ONE-ACT PLAYS THE HAND OF THE PROPHET. p 5m 2w CHILDREN OF GRANADA. p 6m 4w THE TURTLE DOVE. p 5m 1w THIS YOUTH--GENTLEMEN! f 2m THE STRIKER. p 2m 3w MURDERING SELINA. c 5m 2w Six plays in one volume Badger

O'NEILL, Eugene. THIRST AND OTHER ONE-ACT PLAYS THIRST. p 2m 1w THE WEB. p 5m 1w WARNINGS. p 5m 4w FOG. p 3m 1w RECKLESSNESS. p 3m 2w Five plays in one volume Badger BOUND EAST FOR CARDIFF. d 11m Shay BEFORE BREAKFAST. d 1w Shay THE MOON OF THE CARIBBEES MOON OF THE CARIBBEES. p 17m 4w BOUND EAST FOR CARDIFF. p 11m THE LONG VOYAGE HOME. p 8m 3w IN THE ZONE. p 9m ILE. p 5m 1w WHERE THE CROSS IS MADE. p 6m 1w THE ROPE. p 3m 2w Seven plays in one volume Boni & Liveright

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OWEN, Harold A LITTLE FOWL PLAY. c 3m 2w French

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PARAMORE, E. E. ACROSS THE MARSH. p 2m Sheffield, April, 1917

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PATRICK, A. JIMMY. p 2m

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PORTMANTEAU PLAYS. See WALKER, Stuart

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PRESBERY, Eugene COURTSHIP OF MILES STANDISH. p 2m 2w French

PRICE, Graham THE CAPTURE OF WALLACE. p 4m 1w Phillips THE SONG OF THE SEAL. p 2m 2w Phillips THE ABSOLUTION OF BRUCE. p 10m Phillips MARRIAGES ARE MADE IN HEAVEN. Phillips

PROVINCETOWN PLAYS. Edited by GEORGE CRAM COOK and FRANK SHAY ROSTETTER, ALICE. THE WIDOW'S VEIL OPPENHEIM, JAMES. NIGHT COOK AND GLASPELL. SUPPRESSED DESIRES O'NEILL, EUGENE. BOUND EAST FOR CARDIFF MILLAY, EDNA ST. VINCENT. ARIA DA CAPO WELLMAN, RITA. STRING OF THE SAMISEN STEELE, WILBUR DANIEL. NOT SMART HAPGOOD AND BOYCE. ENEMIES KING, PENDLETON. COACAINE In one volume Stewart

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PRYCE, R., and DRURY, W. P. THE PRIVY COUNCIL. c 3m 4w French

PRYDZ, Alvilde HE IS COMING. p 1m 5w Poet Lore

PUTNAM, Nina Wilcox ORTHODOXY. p Kennerley

QUINTERO, Serafino, and JOAQUIN, Alvarez A BRIGHT MORNING. c 2m 2w Poet Lore BY THEIR WORDS YE SHALL KNOW THEM. c 2m 1w Drama, Feb., 1917

RANCK, Edwin C. THE YELLOW BOOTS. p 2m 1w Stratford, May, 1919

RANDALL, William R. THE GREY OVERCOAT. p 3m French

REED, John FREEDOM. c 6m Shay MOONDOWN. p 2w Masses THE PEACE THAT PASSETH UNDERSTANDING. f 12 characters Liberator, March, 1919

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REIZENSTEIN, Elmer L. HOME OF THE FREE. c 2m 2w In "Morningside Plays" Shay

RENARD, Jules GOOD-BYE! c 1m 1w Smart Set, June, 1916

RENARD, Jules. Translated by Alfred Sutro CARROTS. p 1m 2w French

REPRESENTATIVE ONE-ACT PLAYS BY AMERICAN AUTHORS Selected, with biographical notes, by Margaret Gardiner Mayorga, M. A. Little

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RICHARDSON, Frank BONNIE DUNDEE. d 4m 2w French

RIVOIRE, Andre THE LITTLE SHEPHERDESS. p 1m 2w French

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ROGERS, Maude M. WHEN THE WHEELS RUN DOWN. p 3m French

ROGERS, Robert E. BEHIND A WATTEAU PICTURE. f 6m 2w Baker

ROOF, Katherine THE WORLD BEYOND THE MOUNTAIN. p 2m 2w International, Nov., 1913

ROSENBERG, James N. THE RETURN TO MUTTON. Two acts. c 2m 1w Kennerley

ROSS, Clarendon THE AVENGER. f 2m Drama, Aug., 1918

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SARDOU, Victorien THE BLACK PEARL. c 7m 3w French

SARGENT, Frederick Leroy OMAR AND THE RABBI. In prep. Four Seas

SARKADI, Leo A VISION OF PAGANINI. p 2m 1w International, Feb., 1916 THE PASSING SHADOW. p 2m International, Aug., 1916 THE LINE OF LIFE. p 4m 3w International, Nov., 1916

SAWYER, Ruth THE SIDHE OF BEN-MOR. p 1m 6w Poet Lore

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SOLOGUB, Feodor THE TRIUMPH OF DEATH. Three short acts. d 4m 2w Drama, Aug., 1916

SOPHOCLES ANTIGONE. 11 characters Baker

SOTILLO, Antonio, and MICHO, Andres THE JUDGMENT OF POSTERITY. p 5m 1w Poet Lore

SPEYER, Lady LOVE ME, LOVE MY DOG. p 3m 1w Smart Set, Jan., 1919

SPRINGER, Thomas G. SECRETS OF THE DEEP. p 7m Smart Set, June, 1914

STEELL, W. p 6m 1w Baker

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STEWART, Anna B. BELLES OF CANTERBURY.

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ST. HILL, T. N. DUTY. p 2m Sheffield, May, 1916

STRAMM, August THE BRIDE OF THE MOOR. p 4m 2w SANCTA SUSANNA. p 1m 3w Two plays in one number Poet Lore

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WILCOX, Constance TOLD IN A CHINESE GARDEN. p 10 characters Drama, May, 1919

WILDE, Oscar SALOME. d 11m 2w Several editions BIRTHDAY OF THE INFANTA

WILDE, Percival. DAWN AND OTHER ONE-ACT PLAYS DAWN. d 2m 1w 1j THE NOBLE LORD. c 2m 1w THE TRAITOR. d 7m THE HOUSE OF CARDS. p 1m 1w PLAYING WITH FIRE. c 1m 2w FINGER OF GOD. p 2m 1w Six plays in one volume Holt CONFESSIONAL. p 3m 3w ACCORDING TO DARWIN. p 3m 2w A QUESTION OF MORALITY. c 3m 1w THE BEAUTIFUL STORY. p 1m 1w 1j THE VILLAIN OF THE PIECE. c 2m 1w Five plays in one volume Holt LINE OF NO RESISTANCE. c 1m 2w French SAVED. p 9m 1w Smart Set, July, 1915

WILEY, Sara King PATRIOTS. c 3m 2w French

WISCONSIN PLAYS FIRST SERIES GALE, Z. THE NEIGHBORS. d 2m 6w DICKINSON, T. H. IN HOSPITAL. c 3m 2w LEONARD, W. E. GLORY OF THE MORNING. p 3m 2w Three plays in one vol. Huebsch SECOND SERIES ILLSEY, S. M. FEAST OF THE HOLY INNOCENTS. p 5w SHERRY, L. ON THE PIER. p 1m 1w JONES, H. M. THE SHADOW. p 4m 2w GILMAN, T. WE LIVE AGAIN. p 6m 6w Four Plays in one volume Huebsch

WOLFF, Oscar M. WHERE BUT IN AMERICA. c 1m 2w Smart Set, March, 1918

WORLD'S BEST PLAYS, The. Edited by BARRETT H. CLARK COPPEE, FRANCOIS. PATER NOSTER. p 3m 3w MEILHAC AND HALEVY. INDIAN SUMMER. c 2m 2w MAUREY, MAX. ROSALIE. c 1m 2w HERVIEU, PAUL. MODESTY. c 2m 1w TCHEKOF, ANTON. A MARRIAGE PROPOSAL. c 2m 1w DE MUSSET AND AUGIER. THE GREEN COAT. c 3m 1w GIACOSA, GIUSEPPE. THE WAGER. c 4m 1w TERRENCE. PHORMIO. c 11m 2w RIVOIRE, ANDRE. THE LITTLE SHEPERDESS. c 1m 2w PLAUTUS. THE TWINS. c 7m 2w SARDOU, VICTORIEN. THE BLACK PEARL. c 7m 3w TCHEKOF, ANTON. THE BOOR. c 2m 1w DE BANVILLE, THEO. CHARMING LEANDER. c 2m 1w AUGIER, EMILE. THE POST SCRIPTUM. c 1m 2w MOLIERE. THE DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF. c 6m 3w DE CAILAVET, G. A. CHOOSING A CAREER. c BERNARD, TRISTAN. FRENCH WITHOUT A MASTER. c 5m 2w MEILHAC AND HALEVY. PANURGE'S SHEEP. c 1m 2w BENEDIX, RODERICK. THE LAW SUIT. c 5m BENEDIX, RODERICK. THE THIRD MAN. c 1m 3w MOLIERE. THE SICILIAN. Two scenes. c 4m 3w MOLIERE. THE AFFECTED YOUNG LADIES. s 6m 3w BERNARD, TRISTAN. I'M GOING! c 1m 1w FEUILLET, OCTAVE. THE FAIRY. c 3m 1w FEUILLET, OCTAVE. THE VILLAGE. c 2m 2w LABICHE. GRAMMAR. c 4m 1w LABICHE. THE TWO COWARDS. c 3m 2w LESAGE. CRISPIN, HIS MASTER'S RIVAL. c 4m 3w MARIVAUX. THE LEGACY. c 4m 2w GYALUI, WOLFGANG. AFTER THE HONEYMOON. c 1m 1w BOUCHOR, MAURICE. A CHRISTMAS TALE. p 2m 2w FRANCE, ANATOLE. CRAINQUEBILLE. 3 scenes. p 12m 6w THEURIET, ANDRE. JEAN MARIE. p 2m 1w PICARD, L. B. THE REBOUND. c 5m 2w ARISTOPHANES. LYSISTRATA. s 4m 5w 1j Published by French

WYNNE, Anna THE BROKEN BARS. p 10m 10w French

YEATS, William Butler THE COUNTESS CATHLEEN THE LAND OF HEART'S DESIRE THE SHADOWY WATERS THE KING'S THRESHOLD ON BAILE'S STRAND DEIRDRE Macmillan THE GREEN HELMET Macmillan WHERE THERE IS NOTHING Macmillan THE HOUR GLASS CATHLEEN IN HOULIHAN A POT OF BROTH Macmillan IN THE SEVEN WOODS Macmillan

YEHOASH THE SHUNAMITE. p 3m 1w Stratford, June, 1919

YIDDISH THEATRE: SIX PLAYS FOR FIRST SERIES PINSKI, D. ABIGAIL. 7m 1w PINSKI, D. FORGOTTEN SOULS. 1m 2w ALEICHEM, S. SHE MUST MARRY A DOCTOR. 3m 4w ASH, S. WINTER. 1m 6w ASH, S. THE SINNER. 9m 1w HIRSCHBEIN, P. IN THE DARK. 3m 2w Six plays in one volume. SECOND SERIES PINSKI, D. LITTLE HEROES. p 6j PINSKI, D. THE STRANGER. p 9m 6w HIRSCHBEIN, P. ON THE THRESHOLD. p 4m 2w LEVIN, Z. POETRY AND PROSE. p 1m 1w KOBRIN, L. BLACK SHEEP. p 3m 2w KOBRIN, L. THE SWEET OF LIFE. p 2m 1w Six plays in one volume Huebsch

YOUNG, Stark. AT THE SHRINE AND OTHER PLAYS ADDIO. p 3m 1w MADRETTA. p 2m 1w AT THE SHRINE. p 1m 1w Three plays in one volume Stewart

ZANGWILL, Israel SIX PERSONS. c 1m 1w French GREAT DEMONSTRATION. c 2m 1w French

BIBLIOGRAPHIES

ACTABLE ONE-ACT PLAYS Chicago Public Library, 1916

PLAYS AND BOOKS OF THE LITTLE THEATRE. Compiled by Frank Shay.

A LIST OF PLAYS AND PAGEANTS. Prepared by the Committee on Pageantry, War Work Council, Young Woman's Christian Associations. 1919.

PLAYS FOR AMATEURS. Arranged by John Mantel Clapp. Drama League of America. Chicago. 1915.

GUIDE TO SELECTING PLAYS for the use of professionals and amateurs. By Wentworth Hogg. French. 1916.

THE DRAMATIC BOOKS AND PLAYS. An annual compilation by Henry Eastman Lower and George Heron Milne. Boston Book Co.

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A SELECTED LIST

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DRAMATIC

LITERATURE

PUBLISHED BY STEWART & KIDD COMPANY CINCINNATI

Plays and Players

LEAVES FROM A CRITIC'S SCRAPBOOK

BY WALTER PRICHARD EATON

PREFACE BY BARRETT H. CLARK

A new volume of criticisms of plays and papers on acting, play-making, and other dramatic problems, by Walter Prichard Eaton, dramatic critic, and author of "The American Stage of To-day," "At the New Theater and Others," "Idyl of the Twin Fires," etc. The new volume begins with plays produced as far back as 1910, and brings the record down to the current year. One section is devoted to American plays, one to foreign plays acted on our stage, one to various revivals of Shakespeare. These sections form a record of the important activities of the American theater for the past six years, and constitute about half of the volume. The remainder of the book is given over to various discussions of the actor's art, of play construction, of the new stage craft, of new movements in our theater, such as the Washington Square Players, and several lighter essays in the satiric vein which characterized the author's work when he was the dramatic critic of the =New York Sun=. Unlike most volumes of criticisms, this one is illustrated, the pictures of the productions described in the text furnishing an additional historical record. At a time when the drama is regaining its lost position of literary dignity it is particularly fitting that dignified and intelligent criticism and discussion should also find accompanying publication.

=Toronto Saturday Night=:

Mr. Eaton writes well and with dignity and independence. His book should find favor with the more serious students of the Drama of the Day.

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This is one of the most interesting and also valuable books on the modern drama that we have encountered in that period popularly referred to as "a dog's age." Mr. Eaton is a competent and well-esteemed critic. The book is a record of the activities of the American stage since 1910, down to the present. Mr. Eaton succinctly restores the play to the memory, revisualizes the actors, and puts the kernel of it into a nutshell for us to ponder over and by which to correct our impressions.

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Four Plays of the Free Theater

Francois de Curel's The Fossils Jean Jullien's The Serenade Georges de Porto-Riche's Francoise' Luck Georges Ancey's The Dupe

Translated with an introduction on Antoine and Theatre Libre by BARRETT H. CLARK. Preface by BRIEUX, of the French Academy, and a Sonnet by EDMOND ROSTAND.

=The Review of Reviews says=:

"A lengthy introduction, which is a gem of condensed information."

=H. L. Mencken (in the Smart Set) says=:

"Here we have, not only skilful playwriting, but also sound literature."

=Brander Matthews says=:

"The book is welcome to all students of the modern stage. It contains the fullest account of the activities of Antoine's Free Theater to be found anywhere--even in French."

=The Chicago Tribune says=:

"Mr. Clark's translations, with their accurate and comprehensive prefaces, are necessary to anyone interested in modern drama.... If the American reader will forget Yankee notions of morality ... if the reader will assume the French point of view, this book will prove a rarely valuable experience. Mr. Clark has done this important task excellently."

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Contemporary French Dramatists

By BARRETT H. CLARK

In "Contemporary French Dramatists" Mr. Barrett H. Clark, author of "The Continental Drama of Today," "The British and American Drama of Today," translator of "Four Plays of the Free Theater," and of various plays of Donnay, Hervieu, Lemaitre, Sardou, Lavedan, etc., has contributed the first collection of studies on the modern French theater. Mr. Clark takes up the chief dramatists of France beginning with the Theatre Libre: Curel, Brieux, Hervieu, Lemaitre, Lavedan, Donnay, Porto-Riche, Rostand, Bataille, Bernstein, Capus, Flers, and Caillavet. The book contains numerous quotations from the chief representative plays of each dramatist, a separate chapter on "Characteristics" and the most complete bibliography to be found anywhere.

This book gives a study of contemporary drama in France which has been more neglected than any other European country.

=Independent, New York=:

"Almost indispensable to the student of the theater."

=Boston Transcript=:

"Mr. Clark's method of analyzing the works of the Playwrights selected is simple and helpful. * * * As a manual for reference or story, 'Contemporary French Dramatists,' with its added bibliographical material, will serve well its purpose."

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"European Dramatists"

By ARCHIBALD HENDERSON

Author of "George Bernard Shaw: His Life and Works."

In the present work the famous dramatic critic and biographer of Shaw has considered six representative dramatists outside of the United States, some living, some dead--Strindberg, Ibsen, Maeterlinck, Wilde, Shaw, Barker, and Schnitzler.

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=Baltimore Evening Sun=:

"Prof. Henderson's criticism is not only notable for its understanding and good sense, but also for the extraordinary range and accuracy of its information."

Jeanette L. Gilder, in the =Chicago Tribune=:

"Henderson is a writer who throws new light on old subjects."

=Chicago Record Herald=:

"His essays in interpretation are welcome. Mr. Henderson has a catholic spirit and writes without parochial prejudice--a thing deplorably rare among American critics of the present day. * * * One finds that one agrees with Mr. Henderson's main contentions and is eager to break a lance with him about minor points, which is only a way of saying that he is stimulating, that he strikes sparks. He knows his age thoroughly and lives in it with eager sympathy and understanding."

=Providence Journal=:

"Henderson has done his work, within its obvious limitations, in an exceedingly competent manner. He has the happy faculty of making his biographical treatment interesting, combining the personal facts and a fairly clear and entertaining portrait of the individual with intelligent critical comment on his artistic work."

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By ARCHIBALD HENDERSON, M.A. Ph.D.

Author of "European Dramatists," "George Bernard Shaw--His Life and Work." Etc.

A vital book, popular in style, cosmopolitan in tone, appraising the drama of the past sixty years, its changes, contributions and tendencies. Has an expression of the larger realities of the art and life of our time.

=E. E. Hale= in The Dial: "One of the most widely read dramatic critics of our day; few know as well as he what is 'up' in the dramatic world, what are the currents of present-day thought, what people are thinking, dreaming, doing, or trying to do."

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GEORGE BERNARD SHAW

HIS LIFE AND WORKS A Critical Biography (Authorized)

BY ARCHIBALD HENDERSON, M.A., Ph.D.

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This remarkable book, upon which the author has been at work for more than six years, is the authentic biography of the great Irish dramatist and socialist. In order to give it the authority which any true biography of a living man must possess, Mr. Shaw has aided the author in every possible way. The book is based not only on the voluminous mass of Mr. Shaw's works, published, uncollected in book form or unpublished, but also on extensive data furnished the author by Mr. Shaw in person.

A masterly and monumental volume, it is a history of Art, Music, Literature, Drama, Sociology, Philosophy, and the general development of the Ibsen-Nietzschean Movement in Morals for the last thirty years. The Press are unanimous in their praise of this wonderful work.

Opinions of the work and its author.

The Bookman: "A more entertaining narrative whether in biography or fiction has not appeared in recent years."

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Short Plays

By MARY MAC MILLAN

To fill a long-felt want. All have been successfully presented. Suitable for Women's Clubs, Girls' Schools, etc. While elaborate enough for big presentation, they may be given very simply.

=Review of Reviews=:

"Mary MacMillan offers 'SHORT PLAYS,' a collection of pleasant one to three-act plays for women's clubs, girls' schools, and home parlor production. Some are pure comedies, others gentle satires on women's faults and foibles. 'The Futurists,' a skit on a woman's club in the year 1882, is highly amusing. 'Entr' Act' is a charming trifle that brings two quarreling lovers together through a ridiculous private theatrical. 'The Ring' carries us gracefully back to the days of Shakespeare; and 'The Shadowed Star,' the best of the collection, is a Christmas Eve tragedy. The Star is shadowed by our thoughtless inhumanity to those who serve us and our forgetfulness of the needy. The Old Woman, gone daft, who babbles in a kind of mongrel Kiltartan, of the Shepherds, the Blessed Babe, of the Fairies, rowan berries, roses and dancing, while her daughter dies on Christmas Eve, is a splendid characterization."

=Boston Transcript=:

"Those who consigned the writer of these plays to solitude and prison fare evidently knew that 'needs must' is a sharp stimulus to high powers. If we find humor, gay or rich, if we find brilliant wit; if we find constructive ability joined with dialogue which moves like an arrow; if we find delicate and keen characterization, with a touch of genius in the choice of names; if we find poetic power which moves on easy wing--the gentle jailers of the writer are justified, and the gentle reader thanks their severity."

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More Short Plays

BY MARY MacMILLAN

Plays that act well may read well. Miss MacMillan's plays are good reading. Nor is literary excellence a detriment to dramatic performance. They were put on the stage before they were put into print. They differ slightly from those in the former volume. Two of them, "The Pioneers," a story of the settlement of the Ohio Valley, and "Honey," a little mountain girl cotton-mill worker, are longer. The other six, "In Mendelesia," Parts I and II, "The Dryad," "The Dress Rehearsal of Hamlet," "At the Church," and "His Second Girl," contain the spirit of humor, something of subtlety, and something of fantasy.

=Brooklyn Daily Eagle=: "Mary MacMillan, whose first volume of short plays proved that she possessed unusual gifts as a dramatist, has justified the hopes of her friends in a second volume, 'More Short Plays,' which reveal the author as the possessor of a charming literary style coupled with a sure dramatic sense that never leads her idea astray.... In them all the reader will find a rich and delicate charm, a bountiful endowment of humor and wit, a penetrating knowledge of human nature, and a deft touch in the drawing of character. They are delicately and sympathetically done and their literary charm is undeniable."

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Comedies of Words and Other Plays

BY ARTHUR SCHNITZLER

TRANSLATED BY PIERRE LOVING

{"=The Hour of Recognition=" {"=Great Scenes=" The contents are {"=The Festival of Bacchus=" {"=His Helpmate=" {"=Literature=."

In his "Comedies of Words," Arthur Schnitzler, the great Austrian Dramatist, has penetrated to newer and profounder regions of human psychology. According to Schnitzler, the keenly compelling problems of earth are: the adjustment of a man to one woman, a woman to one man, the children to their parents, the artist to life, the individual to his most cherished beliefs, and how can we accomplish this adjustment when, try as we please, there is a destiny which sweeps our little plans away like helpless chessmen from the board? Since the creation of Anatol, that delightful toy philosopher, so popular in almost every theater of the world, the great Physician-Dramatist has pushed on both as World-Dramatist and reconnoiterer beyond the misty frontiers of man's conscious existence. He has attempted in an artistic way to get beneath what Freud calls the "Psychic Censor" which edits all our suppressed desires. Reading Schnitzler is like going to school to Life itself!

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The Provincetown Plays

EDITED BY GEORGE CRAM COOK AND FRANK SHAY

THE CONTENTS ARE:

Alice Rostetter's comedy THE WIDOW'S VEIL James Oppenheim's poetic NIGHT George Cram Cook's and Susan Glaspell's SUPPRESSED DESIRES Eugene O'Neill's play BOUND EAST FOR CARDIFF Edna St. Vincent Millay's ARIA DE CAPO Rita Wellman's STRING OF THE SAMISEN Wilbur D. Steele's satire NOT SMART Floyd Dell's comedy THE ANGEL INTRUDES Hutchin Hapgood's and Neith Boyce's play ENEMIES Pendleton King's COCAINE

Every author, with one exception, has a book or more to his credit. Several are at the top of their profession.

Rita Wellman, a Saturday Evening Post star, has had two or three plays on Broadway, and has a new novel, THE WINGS OF DESIRE.

Cook and Glaspell are well known--he for his novels and Miss Glaspell for novels and plays.

E. Millay is one of America's best minor poets. Steele, according to O'Brien, is America's best short-story writer.

Oppenheim has over a dozen novels, books of poems and essays to his credit.

O'Neill has a play on Broadway now, BEYOND THE HORIZON.

Hutch, Hapgood is author of the STORY OF A LOVER, published by Boni and Liveright anonymously.

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Portmanteau Plays

BY STUART WALKER Edited and with an Introduction by EDWARD HALE BIERSTADT

This volume contains four One Act Plays by the inventor and director of the Portmanteau Theater. They are all included in the regular repertory of the Theater and the four contained in this volume comprise in themselves an evening's bill.

There is also an Introduction by Edward Hale Bierstadt on the Portmanteau Theater in theory and practice.

The book is illustrated by pictures taken from actual presentations of the plays.

The first play, the "=Trimplet=", deals with the search for a certain magic thing called a trimplet which can cure all the ills of whoever finds it. The search and the finding constitute the action of the piece.

Second play, "=Six who Pass While the Lentils Boil=", is perhaps the most popular in Mr. Walker's repertory. The story is of a Queen who, having stepped on the ring-toe of the King's great-aunt, is condemned to die before the clock strikes twelve. The Six who pass the pot in which boil the lentils are on their way to the execution.

Next comes "=Nevertheless=", which tells of a burglar who oddly enough reaches regeneration through two children and a dictionary.

And last of all is the "=Medicine-Show=", which is a character study situated on the banks of the Mississippi. One does not see either the Show or the Mississippi, but the characters are so all sufficient that one does not miss the others.

All of these plays are fanciful--symbolic if you like--but all of them have a very distinct raison d'etre in themselves, quite apart from any ulterior meaning.

With Mr. Walker it is always "the story first," and herein he is at one with Lord Dunsany and others of his ilk. The plays have body, force, and beauty always; and if the reader desires to read in anything else surely that is his privilege.

Each play, and even the Theater itself has a prologue, and with the help of these one is enabled to pass from one charming tale to the next without a break in the continuity.

With five full-page illustrations on cameo paper. 12mo. Silk cloth $2.50

More Portmanteau Plays

BY STUART WALKER Edited and with an Introduction by EDWARD HALE BIERSTADT

The thorough success of the volume entitled "=Portmanteau Plays=" has encouraged the publication of a second series under the title "=More Portmanteau Plays=". This continuation carries on the work begun in the first book, and contains "=The Lady of the Weeping Willow Tree=", one of the finest and most effective pieces Stuart Walker has presented under his own name; "=The Very Naked Boy=", a slight, whimsical, and wholly delightful bit of foolery; "=Jonathan Makes a Wish=", a truly strong three-act work with an appeal of unusual vigor.

With Six full page illustrations on Cameo Paper. 12mo. Silk cloth $2.00

TO BE PUBLISHED IN 1920

Portmanteau Adaptations

BY STUART WALKER Edited and with an Introduction by EDWARD HALE BIERSTADT

The third volume of the Portmanteau Series includes three of Stuart Walker's most successful plays which are either adapted from or based on works by other authors. The first is the ever wonderful "=Gammer Gurton's Needle=", written some hundreds of years ago and now arranged for the use of the modern theater goer. Next comes, "=The Birthday of the Infanta=" from the poignant story of Oscar Wilde (used also by Alfred Noyes in one of his most effective poems), and last of all the widely popular "=Seventeen=" from the story of the same name by Booth Tarkington.

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TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES:

1. Passages in italics are surrounded by underscores.

2. Passages in bold are indicated by =bold=.

3. Misprints in character names have been silently corrected.

4. Punctuation has been normalized for the stage directions and the play listings in the Bibliography.

5. The following misprints have been corrected: "Is sounds as if" corrected to "It sounds as if" (page 31) "What should be" corrected to "What should we" (page 35) "Don't call be" corrected to "Don't call me" (page 60) "I don't now what!" corrected to "I don't know what!" (page 66) "want to see her" corrected to "went to see her" (page 66) "widly" corrected to "wildly" (page 72) "horried" corrected to "horrid" (page 96) "slindly" corrected to "blindly" (page 109) "accept" corrected to "accent" (page 121) "right. don't say" corrected to "right. I don't say" (page 162) "J. H. SPEENHOFF" corrected to "ST. JOHN HANKIN" (page 157) "SENE" corrected to "SCENE" (page 167) "stobbing" corrected to "stabbing" (page 179) "doube" corrected to "doubt" (page 204) "pursuade" corrected to "persuade" (page 209) "dring" corrected to "drink" (page 231) "sits on the soft." corrected to "sits on the sofa." (page 268) "lazzily" corrected to "lazily" (page 347) "rearlize" corrected to "realize" (page 347) "I sounds like" corrected to "It sounds like" (page 357) "come into see" corrected to "come in to see" (page 364) "ot do the decent" corrected to "to do the decent" (page 388) "For heaven't sake" corrected to "For heaven's sake" (page 388) "snuff-pox" corrected to "snuff-box" (page 400) "just bet me are" corrected to "just bet we are" (page 428) "ecstastically" corrected to "ecstatically" (page 428) "crepe" corrected to "crepe" (page 436) "paper ribbins." corrected to "paper ribbons." (page 437) "rupturously" corrected to "rapturously" (page 451) "palid" corrected to "pallid" (page 457) "the the" corrected to "the" (page 459) "port-hale" corrected to "porthole" (page 470) "fierecly" corrected to "fiercely" (page 473) "They why did" corrected to "Then why did" (page 525) "Wilwaukee" corrected to "Milwaukee" (page 530) "a few bille" corrected to "a few bills" (page 531) "if marriage," corrected to "of marriage," (page 547) "TREMENDOUR" corrected to "TREMENDOUS" (page 565) "Pheobe" corrected to "Phoebe" (page 568) "VON HOFFMANSTHALL" corrected to "VON HOFMANNSTHAL" (page 568) "The Legacy. 3 4m" corrected to "The Legacy. c 4m" (page 572) "MATUSO." corrected to "MATSUO." (page 572) "SHAKERPEARE'S" corrected to "SHAKESPEARE'S" (page 579) "volumn" corrected to "volume" (pages 561, 564, 565, 573)

6. Other than the corrections listed above, printer's inconsistencies in spelling, punctuation, hyphenation, and ligature usage have been retained.

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